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  1. Lawyers in This State Are Allowed to Ghost Clients for Years. Why Don’t More Judges Stop Them?

    · propublica.org · Samantha Melamed

    The post Lawyers in This State Are Allowed to Ghost Clients for Years. Why Don’t More Judges Stop Them? appeared first on ProPublica .

  2. How British Law Informed Russell Brand Trial Coverage

    · nytimes.com · Alex Marshall

    British criminal trials like Russell Brand’s have rules around what can be reported.

  3. The Supreme Court could make it impossible to sue federal officers

    · vox.com · Ian Millhiser

    Let’s say that you’re savagely beaten by a federal officer despite the fact that you committed no crime. Or maybe your home is ransacked by FBI agents who didn’t even bother to get a warrant. Or maybe you’re shot in cold blood by immigration officials engaged in a paramilitary occupation of your…

  4. Republicans have an Epstein problem

    · vox.com · Caitlin Dewey

    This story appeared in Today, Explained, a daily newsletter that helps you understand the most compelling news and stories of the day. Subscribe here. Eighteen years after his first conviction, and seven years after his much-debated death, the ghost of the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is…

  5. Meet ProPublica’s 2026 Class of Emerging Reporters

    · propublica.org · Talia Buford

    The post Meet ProPublica’s 2026 Class of Emerging Reporters appeared first on ProPublica .

  6. OPINION: In a prison writing workshop, I found refuge and a road to understanding the ‘untold stories’ inside us

    · hechingerreport.org · Paula Grieve

    I remember the first time I walked into a prison writing workshop. The shadowed room contained little more than a dozen mismatched plastic chairs and a few warped tables. Before I signed up, I had struggled with a lingering melancholy after two years in county jail which ended in a life sentence…