Category: Civil Rights Watch
Judge Bars Trump-Appointed Prosecutor from Two Cases
Trump-appointed prosecutor Bill Essayli was barred from two criminal cases after a judge ruled his U.S.…
So Weber • Civil Rights Watch • October 28, 2026
ICC says investigations advance despite US sanctions
International Criminal Court deputy prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan says the court is making “significant progress” on…
So Weber • Civil Rights Watch • October 25, 2026
UK: Refusing Sentencing Hearings May Cost Prisoners Privileges
UK prisoners refusing sentencing hearings may face stricter penalties, including loss of privileges, under new government…
So Weber • Civil Rights Watch • October 22, 2026
Tabs3 Cloud Streamlines Billing and Time Tracking for Law Firms
Tabs3 Cloud billing updates streamline time tracking for law firms with a new dashboard and improved…
So Weber • Civil Rights Watch • October 20, 2026
Lawyers’ exhaustion costs firms millions in lost productivity
Lawyers’ exhaustion costs firms millions in lost productivity as presenteeism—working while unwell—cuts revenue and efficiency, a…
So Weber • Civil Rights Watch • October 12, 2026
Law Firms Adopt New Growth Strategies
Law firms adopt new growth strategies to build enterprise value and expand operational capacity, about transforming…
So Weber • Civil Rights Watch • October 11, 2026
Washington bar exam collapse leaves hundreds stranded
Washington State Bar Exam failure in 2026 stranded 600+ law students in Yakima due to technical…
So Weber • Civil Rights Watch • October 6, 2026
Supreme Court seeks CBI reply on Sohrabuddin acquittal appeal
Supreme Court asks CBI to respond to appeal challenging acquittal of 22 accused in Sohrabuddin fake…
So Weber • Civil Rights Watch • September 28, 2026
Court suggests men become homemakers too
Madras High Court suggests men become homemakers to safeguard marriage and family, recognizing economic value of…
So Weber • Civil Rights Watch • September 25, 2026
Florida nurse sentenced for ignoring premature baby’s alarms
Florida nurse sentenced to 30 months for ignoring alarms on a premature baby’s oxygen monitor, pleading…
So Weber • Civil Rights Watch • September 23, 2026