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r/law

1.0M members
r/law is a subreddit with 1.0M members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is massive in size, and has crazy activity.
A place to discuss developments in the law and the legal profession.

Popular Themes in r/law

#1
News
: "Senator Chris Van Hollen just met with El Salvador's Vice President Félix Ulloa. The VP told Van Hollen that the reason they are holding Kilmar Abrego Garcia at CECOT is because the Trump administration is paying them to do so."
111 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "Wake Up, America: American Fascism is Here -- Trump Says He Will Send U.S. Citizens to El Salvador’s Concentration Camps"
12 posts
#3
Advice Requests
: "Isn't calling Kilmar Abrego Garcia a "terrorist" and "MS-13 gang leader" on public television illegal under slander, defamation, or prior restraint, or tainting future witnesses, jurors, or something?"
2 posts

Popular Topics in r/law

#1

Trump

: "Senator Chris Van Hollen just met with El Salvador's Vice President Félix Ulloa. The VP told Van Hollen that the reason they are holding Kilmar Abrego Garcia at CECOT is because the Trump administration is paying them to do so."
103 posts
#2

Deportation

: "Trump DOJ says it's 'fatally premature' of SCOTUS to block Alien Enemies Act Deportations"
50 posts
#3

Supreme Court

: "x The Supreme Court signals it might be losing patience with Trump"
40 posts
#4

Judge

: "Judge Goes Nuclear on Trump with Criminal Contempt Ruling"
29 posts
#5

Immigration

: "Juan Carlos Lopez-Gomez, a US born citizen who was arrested under Florida’s new anti-Immigration laws, has now been released and reunited with his mom."
27 posts
#6

Court

: "Jasmine Crockett: ''I’m glad the Supreme Court stepped in and stopped that plane from taking off last night. Because deporting folks with no criminal record and no due process isn’t justice—it’s cruelty. You can’t scream “law and order” while breaking the law at every turn.''"
20 posts
#7

Law

: "Trump may be immune but why aren’t courts intervening to stop illegal actions by other cabinet members and organizations who clearly are not—especially when those actions defy Supreme Court rulings?"
19 posts
#8

Lawsuit

: "‘His claimed emergency is a figment of his own imagination’: Lawsuit by public interest law firm savages Trump’s tariffs as illegal and ‘unprecedented power grab’"
18 posts
#9

Laws

15 posts
#10

Worst

14 posts

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