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ABOVE THE LAW
in Civil Law
Criminal Indictments Threaten Jail For Trump, But Carroll’s Civil Case Starts Next Month

Former President Donald Trump will soon face trial in the E. Jean Carroll case, where he is accused of defamation and battery against her, which threatens his reputation and could damage his finances but will not threaten time behind bars.

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THE CRIME REPORT
in Civil Law
NYC Public Defenders Request Funding Bump To Tackle Staffing Crisis

New York City public defender groups are requesting a $425 million funding increase from the city council due to a staffing crisis and concerns over how the decline in staffing will affect the quality of legal representation given to clients.

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ABOVE THE LAW
in Legal Strategy Criminal Law
Tucker Carlson And Congressional Security Cameras

The article argues that relying on a few minutes of videotapes to prove that the events that happened on January 6 were not an insurrection is not a good enough defense, as similar to the Civil War, even though there might have been hours of tape showing calm, it just takes a few minutes of video evidence of violence to contradict it.

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ABOVE THE LAW
in Civil Law
Trump Lawyers Would Like To Remind You About Their Client, President Grabbyhands

Donald Trump's lawyer, Alina Habba, has filed another motion in limine to exclude the "Access Hollywood" tape where Trump bragged about grabbing women from the lawsuit filed by E. Jean Carroll.

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ABOVE THE LAW
in Civil Law
Delaware No Swiping! Delaware No Swiping! Delaware No Swiping! — See Also

Justice Jackson's jurisprudence warns against relying on the 'finder's keepers' rule, and examining court cases gives insight into how Supreme Court justices make decisions and their approach to disagreements between fellow judges.

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TORRENTFREAK
in Civil Law
Pirate Couple Got Caught Uploading, Promised to Abstain, Got Caught Again

BREIN, an anti-piracy group in the Netherlands, seeks to end any infringement of it's clients' rights, seek compensation for costs and penalties, and have any infringers sign an agreement outlining consequences for any further infringement, which can have serious financial and personal consequences.

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ABOVE THE LAW
in Civil Law
Federal Judge Handcuffs Crying 13-Year-Old Girl Attending Father’s Hearing

Judge Roger Benitez of the Southern District of California traumatized a 13-year-old for attending her father's hearing, handcuffing her and telling her she would end up back in cuffs if she stayed away from drugs despite her not having done anything disruptive.

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VÖLKERRECHTSBLOG
in Verfassungsprozessrecht
9. Prozessrechtstagung: Die Politisierung des Verfahrensrechts

Die 9. Prozessrechtstagung zielt darauf, das Verfahrensrecht aus unterschiedlichen Perspektiven zu betrachten und Chancen und Risiken einer Veränderung des Verfahrensverständnisses zu erörtern und wird vom 28. - 29. September 2023 an der Ruprecht-Karls-Universität in Heidelberg stattfinden.

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ABOVE THE LAW
How Appealing Weekly Roundup

This week's roundup of How Appealing covers topics from John Kruzel's U.S. Supreme Court's "major questions" test to Steve Vladeck's post about the Prize Cases and the "dual theory" of the Civil War.

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TECHNOLOGY & MARKETING LAWBLOG
in Communication Law
Section 230 Still Applies to User Reviews–Daniloff v. Google

The court tersely rejected Daniloff's argument of Google material contribution to the defamation of the negative review, citing well-settled law that Section 230 protects review services for tortious user reviews.

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LAWSITES
in Civil Law
On LawNext Podcast: Two Law Students Who Took On Systemic Racism in the Legal System

Joaseus and Stagg, two law students from Southern University Law Center in Baton Rouge, La. from the LexisNexis Rule of Law Foundation Fellowship program, designed projects that addressed systemic racism in the legal system, focusing on reducing racial bias in real estate appraisals and creating a demographic-representative jury wheel.

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LAWSITES
in Criminal Defense Law
Lawmatics Becomes First CRM Product to Integrate with the MyCase Practice Management Platform

Thomas Wolfe's famous phrase "you can't go home again" has been proven wrong with the recently announced integration between Lawmatics, the legal CRM product founded by Matt Spiegel, and MyCase, the law practice management platform he founded, which will allow for seamless transfer of information to reduce time and keystrokes.

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FACHANWALT FÜR IT-RECHT
Klarna Bank AB - coeo Inkasso GmbH - Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Mumm

Ich habe Post von der coeo Inkasso GmbH bekommen, die gerichtliche Geltendmachung der Forderung durch die Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Mumm einleitet, mit der Absicht, die nach der Rücküberweisung durch Klarna angefallenen Mahnkosten durchzusetzen.

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Was ist Civil Law?

Civil Law is a legal field that deals with private disputes between individuals or organizations. It covers a wide range of areas such as contracts, property, torts, and family law. This type of law emphasizes compensating the victim and restoring their situation to what it was before the wrongful act. Civil law works in contrast to criminal law, which involves the prosecution of crimes by the government against individuals. In many countries, including those based on the Napoleonic code, Civil Law is the main legal system used. It typically follows a set of written rules and regulations and relies heavily on precedent cases. Civil Law can be complex and requires a deep understanding of the various legal precedents and legal procedures.

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