Strip Searches in Schools Traumatize Kids Over Minor Offenses

Across the country children and teenagers say they are being strip searched at school by administrators and staff – often for vape pens and minor offenses, a Bloomberg Law investigation found. At least 40 federal civil rights lawsuits since 2017 claim children were strip searched at school.

US Attorney Pirro Demotes Criminal Head as Court Losses Multiply

Chief DC prosecutor Jeanine Pirro demoted the criminal chief leading her office’s implementation of Trump’s agenda, following numerous court setbacks including a ruling that imperils the administration’s ability to re-charge former FBI Director James Comey.

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B. Riley Must Face Investor Fraud Suit Over Brian Kahn Dealings

B. Riley Financial Inc. and chairman Bryant Riley must defend against allegations they misled investors over undisclosed risky loans to the former CEO of Franchise Group Inc., which the investment bank backed in a $2.8 billion take-private deal.

When Can Noncitizens Be Deported? Immigration Law's 'Odd Anomaly'

Last Thursday, a federal judge ordered the Department of Homeland Security to release Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran man who was living legally in the US but was detained in March. Under US immigration law, the government has broad authority to deport noncitizens, but those being detained are still permitted their due process rights. In this video, we look at the circumstances around when noncitizens living legally in the US can be deported.

Client Relationships Suffer as Lawyers Put Billing on Autopilot

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Spirit Airlines Eyes Merger With Frontier Amid Restructuring (2)

Bankrupt Spirit Aviation Holdings Inc. is in revived discussions to merge with Frontier Group Holdings, people familiar with the matter said, in a deal that could rescue the deep-discount airline from insolvency at a time of stiff competition from larger US carriers.

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