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Prisoners in Court: How Successful Are They?

Prisoners, on average, have roughly a one-in-ten shot at a successful outcome.
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A Broken System: Stewards of Fraud

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Celebrities Show Support For Kesha After Her Emotional Day In Court

"If you don't see why this Kesha issue is a big deal, you're part of the problem."
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Cops Recording Your Every Move For 10 Weeks Doesn't Violate The Constitution

New court ruling further blurs the line between new technologies and what constitutes lawful "searches."
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Even Senators Have To Deal With Jury Duty

Claire McCaskill is wittily live-tweeting her experience.
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Kansas Secretary Of State Loses Battle For Stricter Voter Registration -- Again

Kris Kobach's efforts to make voters prove that they're citizens aren't going so well.
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Judith Kaye, First Woman To Lead New York's Highest Court, Dies

Kaye was an early advocate for same-sex marriage and had a reputation as a reformer and consensus-builder.
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Black Cat Wheeled Into Court To Keep Nervous Owner Calm

Aiden Wiltshire reportedly stroked his beloved pet Taylor's head throughout the hearing.
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Charlie Brown Voice Actor Pleads Guilty to Death Threats

Peter Robbins tried to hire a hitman to kill the San Diego County Sheriff.
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Don't Blame The New York Judge Who Referred Alleged Cop Killer To A Drug Program

Justice Edward McLaughlin took to the press to defend himself against Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton.
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