Voters to Weigh Judicial Retirement Age, Term Limits, Discipline

The last time voters were asked to let state court judges serve longer before mandatory retirement, it was in Texas and the verdict was a resounding no. This year, raising the age is a ballot question in New Hampshire.

This Week in Chancery Court: Amazon’s Robotaxi Acquisition

Amazon.com Inc. is asking the Delaware Chancery Court to dismiss a lawsuit challenging its $1.3 billion acquisition of robotaxi company Zoox Inc.

Tech Star Bob Lee’s Accused Killer to Argue Self-Defense to Jury

One and a half years after the fatal stabbing of technology executive Bob Lee on a downtown San Francisco street drew nationwide attention, his accused killer is going on trial — and is set to argue he acted in self-defense.

Fifth Circuit Removes Texas Judge Critical of Foster Care System

A federal judge who has held the state of Texas in contempt of court three times for failing to fix the state’s foster care system was removed from the case by the Fifth Circuit Friday in a major win for Gov. Greg Abbott (R).

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Justices’ History Focus Tests Lawyers, Judges, and Law Schools

Conservative US Supreme Court justices’ reliance on history and tradition to settle contentious constitutional questions has judges and lawyers saying the new method of analysis makes their own jobs harder.

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Kohl’s, Others Join List Sued Over Debt Collector Data Breach

Four more disparate companies have been hit with proposed class actions accusing them of inadequate cybersecurity linked to debt-collection agency Financial Business and Consumer Solutions Inc.'s February data breach exposing more than four million people’s personal information.

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