Justice

From Down Under to NYU: Miranda Stewart’s Passionate Pursuit of Tax Justice Unveiled

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New York, New York — Miranda Stewart, an accomplished tax lawyer, recently shared that pursuing a career in tax law was never her childhood dream. While reflecting on her journey, she stated that few individuals aim to become tax specialists, despite the passion that some, including herself, might develop in the field. Currently serving as the director of NYU Law’s International Tax Program, Stewart is in her three-year term as a visiting professor. She has made substantial contributions to the field, having authored or edited 12 books focused on various aspects of tax law, including … Read more

Michael Connelly Explores the Intersection of Justice and Technology as Haller Takes on AI

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LOS ANGELES — Renowned author Michael Connelly recently discussed the evolution of his iconic character, Mickey Haller, in relation to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). As technology becomes increasingly present in daily life, the implications for legal practice and storytelling have captured Connelly’s attention. Haller, known as the Lincoln Lawyer, has navigated complex legal battles in previous works, but the introduction of AI into the courtroom presents a unique challenge for the character. Connelly recognizes that, while AI can process vast amounts of information and predict outcomes, it cannot replicate the nuanced decision-making and … Read more

Banksy’s Provocative New Mural of Justice Gone Awry Sparks Controversy as Guards Quickly Cover It Up

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London, England — A new artwork by the elusive street artist Banksy adorned the walls of the Royal Courts of Justice, depicting a judge wielding a gavel against a vulnerable protester. The piece, perceived as a commentary on recent pro-Palestine demonstrations, was swiftly obscured by security personnel following its appearance. Banksy confirmed the authenticity of the artwork on Monday morning via an Instagram post, showcasing an image that captures the scene where the protester is illustrated lying on the ground with a placard featuring a red stain resembling blood. The mural is located on the … Read more

Prime Minister’s Justice Shake-Up: David Lammy Takes Helm as New Secretary of State

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London, United Kingdom — The Prime Minister has announced three new appointments in the justice sector, signifying a shift in government personnel, including a newcomer stepping into a prominent role. David Lammy is set to take on the position of Secretary of State for Justice, having been called to the bar in 1994. Lammy has experience practicing law in both England and the United States and previously served as Foreign Secretary. Although the Ministry of Justice characterized him as an “associate tenant” at Doughty Street Chambers in a brief biography, his name does not currently … Read more