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Trump executive order seeks law firms to defend police officers for free
President Donald Trump has directed the U.S. Justice Department to mobilize law firms to defend police officers unjustly accused of misconduct free of charge, marking the latest effort to steer the work of private lawyers to his administration's ends.
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A judge had little patience for arguments from a Justice Department lawyer trying to toss Jenner & Block's case against the ...
A new executive order has raised fears of "martial law" as it would facilitate an increase in military equipment for law ...
Bates, in particular, raised if there was a need for permanently enjoining the executive order's section one — which claims Jenner condones partisan “lawfare" and rehired "the unethical Andrew ...
U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell is considering Perkins Coie's request that she find the executive order issued by Mr. Trump ...
A judge appeared skeptical at a hearing of the Trump administration’s decision to target a top law firm’s employees with an executive order.
John Delionado is the first office managing partner who is not one of the office’s original founding partners.
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