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Justice for all

Who is Hunter Campbell? Dana White’s right-hand man who could run the UFC one day

Trump era reiterates gravity of supporting, defending rule of law

UNLV News Center

Perseverance Pays Off — Now It’s Time to Pay Back

Duke Center for Firearms Law

What Goes Up … : A Brief Legal History of Celebratory Gunfire

Ed Martin’s conduct in office raises serious questions about his ethics

The Nevada Independent

Are all Nevada judges legally required to have law degrees?

This is, by far, the worst thing Donald Trump did in April | Opinion

Trump administration sees immigration crackdown as ‘political winner,’ experts at UNLV say

Records updated for UNLV students whose visas were revoked, university says

Does artificial intelligence have a role in legal scholarship?

Nevada Takes Another Step Toward Business Court Stand-Up

Just Say No to “Catholic Public” School

Nevada Business

From Boardroom to Courtroom

UNLV News Center

When I Grow Up, I Want to Be … A Rebel!

“A Mockery of Due Process”: The Men Who Could Be Sent to El Salvador Next

Reno Gazette Journal

After Trump's pardon, could Michele Fiore be retried in Nevada for fraud?

Fox 5 Las Vegas

UNLV hosts fact vs. fear immigration discussion

After 100 days of Trump in office, fear and apprehension reign in immigrant communities

ABI Meeting Tackles Economy, Real Estate And AI

Promising return Monday, Michele Fiore a no-show at court for judge job

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Ghost guns ‘used more and more often,’ sheriff says

Nevada bill seeks prosecutorial protections for sex worker witnesses

Las Vegas Review Journal

EDITORIAL: Fiore may not be free and clear

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