Yes. Held Chief Judge Beryl Whatell (D.D.C.). In Doe v. American Univ.2019 I found the following: Pseudonymous Litigation Law article.) The courts are divided on whether student accuseds […]
Greater than a 12 months after the George Floyd protests, the New York Metropolis Police Division (NYPD) has disciplined simply three officers, regardless of substantiated […]
This controversy is illustrated by two cases that were filed last week. This controversy is illustrated in one case. Doe v. UnderwoodPlaintiff is a Web […]
The defense attorneys in the Ahmaud Arbery murder trial—representing Travis McMichael, 35, his father Gregory McMichael, 65, and friend William “Roddie” Bryan, 52, who stand […]
There are two District of Columbia regional courts. They are the D.C. Superior Court (DC) and D.C. Court of Appeals (DC). They are independent from […]
