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Edward Flynn retires Friday after more than 45 years in law enforcement, including 30 as a police chief, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. When he first came to Milwaukee a decade ago, some theorized he took the job as a stepping-stone. Now he is leaving...
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Two of the nation’s biggest drug distributors shipped 12.3 million doses of powerful opioids to a single pharmacy in a tiny West Virginia town over an eight-year period, says the House Energy and Commerce Committee, the Washington Post reports. The Family Discount Pharmacy in Mount...
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A video of a brawl on the Carnival Legend shows Carnival security officers and other security personnel kicking passengers while they are on the floor. Carnival officers are also shown trying to prevent other passengers from videotaping the violence.
The video, which was taken by...
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In an op-ed Thursday in the Los Angeles Times, law professor Rick Hasen suggested that “there is something disconcerting about Supreme Court justices becoming political rock stars.” He cautioned against turning the justices into gods and devils. Hasen isn’t the only commentator addressing the hagiography...
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Reed Cordish is leaving his post as assistant to the president in the Office of American Innovation, where he is being replaced by Brooke Rollins, the Washington Post reports. Rollins is a former aide to Energy Secretary Rick Perry, from his time as Texas governor....
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Legal conference season is already beginning, and there’s no time like the present to start considering what 2018 will look like for you as a legal professional. How will you improve yourself and your law firm this year?
Attending a legal technology conference could help. Why...