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Stephanie Francis Ward's coverage primarily focuses on legal and educational matters, particularly law schools and issues related to legal education. Her articles often feature announcements and expert commentary.
When reaching out to Stephanie, consider providing insights or analysis from experts in the field of legal education, admissions processes, diversity in law schools, or any developments related to litigation impacting these institutions. Additionally, she may be interested in news around government policies affecting educational institutions and the legal industry.
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By: Stephanie Francis Ward
Besides mediating contract disputes and raising two children, Canada lawyer Christine Kilby has got jokes. She’s been doing standup at various Toronto clubs, and her skills will be showcased at an all-lawyer comedy show later this month.
By: Stephanie Francis Ward
Heightened security is necessary for U.S. Supreme Court justices, and that makes some things difficult for Justice Clarence Thomas, he recently told a Florida audience at a conference organized by the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals at Atlanta.
By: Stephanie Francis Ward
The ABA Journal is read by half of the nation's 1 million lawyers every month. It covers the trends, people and finances of the legal profession from Wall Street to Main Street to Pennsylvania Avenue.
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By: Stephanie Francis Ward
A spokesperson for the 9th Circuit confirmed that the charges, filed in Bonneville County, Idaho, Magistrate Court, involve the judge. Nelson pleaded no
By: Stephanie Francis Ward
Starting in 2028, all New York judges who serve in criminal or family courts must visit a prison, a jail or a detention facility at least once per year.
By: Stephanie Francis Ward
With representation from two large law firms, is more than $7 million in attorney fees, pretrial, excessive?
By: Stephanie Francis Ward
SCOTUSblog co-founder Tom Goldstein is a lawyer and a high-stakes poker player who was sentenced to six years in prison July 24 following federal convictions for tax evasion and mortgage fraud. (Image from YouTube)
By: Stephanie Francis Ward
For a minimum bid of at least $15,000, you might be able to own a two-drawer table used by former President Abraham Lincoln when he practiced law in Illinois.
By: Stephanie Francis Ward
Ríhanna Kelver of Wyoming said she pulled a gun in self-defense on three men after they pushed her to the ground. (Image from YouTube)
By: Stephanie Francis Ward
Lawyers for convicted attorney Tom Goldstein, a SCOTUSblog co-founder who was found guilty in February of tax evasion and making false statements on loan applications, have filed an appeal asking that he be released from incarceration. He is pictured here in 2017 in front of the U.S. Supreme Court. (Photo by Steve Ruark/AP Content Services for the Carolina Alumni Review)
