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Anita Dunn, a longtime Biden ally who served as his senior adviser for communications, indicated that she supported the decision to pardon the 54-year-old first son but not for the reasons the ...

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A dispute within the Uganda Law Society (ULS) over next week’s Extra Ordinary General Meeting has been sent into mediation.

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A member of Tasmania's judiciary has written to the Attorney-General over the recent appointment of the state's next chief ...

It now feels like that centre of gravity in the judiciary has sunk lower; justice is on its knees, a political boot on its neck. There might be different names and faces in the dock, but in many ways, ...

Longtime Biden adviser Anita Dunn issued a harsh criticism of the president's handling of his son's pardon during a New York Times panel on Wednesday.

Dunn, who resigned as Biden's senior adviser in July, described the pardon of his son as "an attack on the judicial system" and also criticized its timing.

President Biden's historic appointment of 40 Black women judges marks a commitment to racial equity and justice. Learn about ...