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Sex In Chambers Met With Slap On Wrist | Above the Law - Thinking Like a Lawyer

A federal judge carried on a two-year affair with a high-ranking law enforcement officer by having sex in chambers and lying about it to investigators. The Eleventh Circuit responded with a private reprimand, concealing the judge's identity. But the judges didn't think through th ...  Show more

 . 33min 12sec
Bar Associations and AI Leadership with Ed Walters | Leading the Bar

In certain capacities, artificial intelligence is quite capable of doing quality legal work. It may enhance a lawyer’s workflows, provide new opportunities for access to justice, assist in legal research—the possibilities seem innumerable. So, should we be fearful of its potentia ...  Show more

 . 40min 26sec

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