The former chief operating officer (COO) and chief financial officer (CFO) of Celadon Group Inc. (Celadon), a publicly traded transportation and trucking company headquartered

in Indianapolis, Indiana, were charged in an indictment for their alleged role in a complex securities... [...]

On 1 April 2020, The Faculty Jurisdiction (Amendment) Rules 2019 come into force; these make a number of important changes to the earlier Rules, including: the substitution

of a new Part 4 dealing with consultation and advice; revision and expansion of Lists A and B; extension of the Archdeacon’s jurisdiction for temporary minor re-ordering; [...]

The urgent need to combat climate change seems widely accepted. Nonetheless, the measures taken so far have remained ineffective while irreparable environmental damages are

constantly augmenting and threats to the human existence increase. For instance, last summer’s Amazon fires have caused concern around the globe. [...]

Last week’s terrorist stabbing in London shines a light on the limits of rehabilitation. It was committed by 28-year-old Usman Khan, who recently had been released on parole

after serving eight years of a 16-year sentence for involvement in a pipe-bombing plot and had been inspired by al-Qaeda. [...]

Dear Fatou Bensouda, Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, You may have read on November 14 that Kurdish-Iranian author Behrouz Boochani has landed in New Zealand

and is now a free man. This is a momentous event that should be celebrated the world over. [...]

On Monday, a group of Nobel Peace laureates issued a remarkable public statement not only condemning Aung San Suu Kyi for actively denying that Myanmar has committed innumerable

international crimes against the Rohingya, but also calling for her to be prosecuted for those crimes herself: As Nobel Peace laureates, we call on Aung San Suu Kyi, [...]

Fourteen months ago, I described on this blog a bit about the labor provisions in the pre-scrubbed USMCA language.  With yesterday’s Protocol of Amendment, we have a lot

more text to discuss – including changes that make one wonder whether the old reference to the “May 10[, 2007]” bipartisan compromise language will be replaced [...]

Felipe De Jesus Hernández (Harvard University, Law School, Students) has posted Not A Matter of If, But 'When': Expanding the Immigration Caging Machine Regardless of Nielsen

(Harvard Latinx Law Review, Vol. 22, No. 5, pp. 87-145, 2019) on SSRN. Here... [...]

Following up on my previous post, ABA Finds Western New England Law School Out Of Compliance With Accreditation Standard: Council, ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions

to the Bar, Notice of Law School's Demonstrating Compliance With Standard 202(a) and (d): Western New England University School of Law: At its... [...]