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Latest News in Criminal Practice

  • December 08, 2025

    FBI Agents Allege Unlawful Firing For Kneeling At 2020 Protest

    A dozen FBI agents Monday sued bureau Director Kash Patel in D.C. federal court, alleging the bureau unconstitutionally fired them this year for their "tactical decision" to kneel during a racial justice protest in 2020.

  • December 08, 2025

    NBA's Rozier Denies Guilt As Feds Eye Gambling Plea Talks

    Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier on Monday denied charges that he conspired with five other men to defraud betting companies by agreeing to exit a game so that gamblers could win bets on his performance, as Brooklyn federal prosecutors floated plea negotiations.

  • December 08, 2025

    Mich. Justices To Probe Cyberbullying Free Speech Defense

    The Michigan Supreme Court has taken up the appeal of a woman who contends her cyberbullying conviction should be thrown out because her messages were constitutionally protected speech.

  • December 08, 2025

    Eversheds Adds Ex-SDNY Atty As Investigations Co-Leader

    Eversheds Sutherland has added a former assistant U.S. attorney from the Southern District of New York to co-lead its corporate crime and investigations practice, the firm announced.

  • December 08, 2025

    Atty Tied To High-Profile Conn. Murder Case Gets Suspended

    A Connecticut attorney was suspended from practicing law for one year on Monday after formally pleading guilty to interfering with an officer investigating the high-profile disappearance and presumed death of Jennifer Farber Dulos, even though the lawyer maintained his innocence over the alleged conduct.

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