21 Apr A Plain Language Summary for Pro Se Litigants (and Everyone)
A handful of judges have started including a plain language summary in cases involving pro se litigants. Why shouldn't they always do it?
A handful of judges have started including a plain language summary in cases involving pro se litigants. Why shouldn't they always do it?
We hear people feaermongering about critical race theory, or CRT, in classrooms almost everyday. Apparently CRT is in the justice system too.
It's been a month since we published our original story on the gun incident at USP Tucson. Accountability still seems impossible.
There are currently conversations about firing squads taking place all over the United States — except for in courtrooms.
Most of us know about the First Step Act time-credits program, but the FSA also requires that the BOP award prisoners other incentives too.
Litigating against the BOP in a First Step Act case is kind of like trying to hit a moving piñata blindfolded. Yufenyuy v. Warden shows why.