Joe Patrice is a journalist at Above the Law. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, government and politics, and technology, with a focus on issues such as the Supreme Court, legislation, and social governance. Joe's work has also been featured in Dirty South Soccer, Breaking Media, Inc., LegalTech News, Knowledia, and NewsBreak.
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He put kids in prison for profit. But that doesn't mean he wasn't a candidate for clemency.
Roughly 125 entrants walked the runway this year.
By: Joe Patrice
But the courts have a plan... and it's to blame the messenger.
'Don't cry for me...'
Being a Supreme Court justice means never having to say you're sorry... but everyone else has to apologize to you.
Well, technically the cut hadn't been finalized yet, but the point remains.
2025 is almost here and it's time to get serious about quantum computing.
By: Joe Patrice
Because this isn't how copyright law works.
By: Joe Patrice
These big bonuses keep attracting top talent.
By: Joe Patrice
Senate Judiciary investigation report identifies Scalia as the source of a lot of Supreme Court mischief.
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