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On Wednesday morning, the Justice Department went to court to advance an argument that, if accepted, would all but erase the existence of transgender people in the law.
The request before the court from several transgender people in feder...
The Justice Department’s failure to seek — let alone do — justice in the second Trump administration was on full display Tuesday in a key legal filing submitted in the days following two high-profile prosecutions being ended following alleg...
Joseph Clifton Smith will no longer face execution in Alabama following a 5-4 decision from the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday that followed years of back and forth in the courts and the nearly three decades that Smith has spent on death ro...
Three weeks ago, on April 29, lawyers for Rhode Island Hospital responded to an email from a Justice Department lawyer in Washington, D.C., sent the day before, asking for a conference on next steps in addressing an outstanding administrati...
Senior officials in the Department of Justice and Internal Revenue Service on Monday signed off of the “settlement agreement” that ended President Donald Trump’s collusive lawsuit against the I.R.S. — an agency Trump oversees — by creating...
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