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Dabblers and Distrusters: What should divorce lawyers know about hunting down crypto assets? (opens the original)
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Dividing up the money during a divorce can already get messy, and now, thanks to cryptocurrency assets, it can get even messier. Alphonse Provinziano, managing partner of Provinziano & Associates in Beverly Hills, California, practices divorce and family law. He says he’s already seeing a spike in cases in which one spouse has crypto assets and the other is trying to hunt down the information about them. According to him, some battling exes who have accumulated crypto wealth may be reluctant to
DOJ enlisting military attorneys as prosecutors in California and NY (opens the original)
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The Justice Department is planning to enlist military attorneys as temporary prosecutors to help with increased federal law enforcement efforts in Manhattan, Los Angeles and Sacramento. Opportunities for active and reserve officers of any rank to serve as special assistant U.S. attorneys are being advertised for the Southern District of New York, the Central District of California and the Eastern District of California, according to an email sent Thursday by a Marine Corps major. Responsibilitie
Double Dedication: Lawyer and sister balances religion and legal practice (opens the original)
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As Sister Debra Sciano puts it, she was called to the legal profession before she was called to religious life. “Growing up, my dream always was to be a lawyer and work with families and children,” says Sciano, 68. But after joining the School Sisters of Notre Dame when she was 19 years old, Sciano found that she could dedicate herself to religious and legal practice. She worked between 1988 and 2001 as a Wisconsin assistant district attorney representing children in need of protection and servi
Safe Strategies? 25 years after 9/11, some wonder whether the DOJ’s focus on preventing terrorism is compromised (opens the original)
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In the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, President George W. Bush and Congress quickly turned to boosting national security through executive orders and a speedy turnaround in passing laws intended to help fight terrorist threats and streamline intelligence-gathering. The USA Patriot Act, passed in October 2001, allowed intelligence and law enforcement agencies, including the U.S. Justice Department, to share information that had previously been siloed. The DOJ and the FBI, the entities respo
Lawyers and bar associations should defend judicial independence, new report says (opens the original)
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Lawyers and bar associations should step up efforts to defend judicial independence, according to a report released Monday. (Photo illustration by Sara Wadford/ABA Journal/Shutterstock) Lawyers and bar associations should step up efforts to defend judicial independence, according to a report released Monday by the Berkeley Judicial Institute at the University of California at Berkeley School of Law and the Rule of Law Lab at the New York University School of Law. Based on interviews conducted wi
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