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Blogger Alexandria Goddard worked to unravel the systematic coverup of the Steubenville High School rape case. Now, she’s sharing her story in a gripping true-crime documentary that brings daylight to a story that desperately needed it. Roll Red Roll, directed by globally recognized human rights activist Nancy Schwartzman, goes beyond the headlines of the notorious case in small-town Ohio and shifts the spotlight and burden from the victims to the perpetrators, bystanders, witnesses and community. Following its theatrical release, the film is now streaming on Netflix. It tells the story of how the victim and her story got swept under

A few years ago, we had the opportunity to mentor Liz Lenjo, a young lawyer from Kenya. As with all of our international interns, we feel like we got more out of it than she did;. While she was here, I made sure to learn some Kiswahili, and Liz’s influence on all of us was overwhelmingly positive. Now, this dynamic woman is really making a mark for herself internationally. I sincerely got emotional to see that she still considers me to be her mentor. Lucky me. Original article: https://www.africa-legal.com/news-detail/taking-a-front-row-seat?fbclid=IwAR2QujZ4YzLqqf0CfoM5_K-0l5h2Pn-1hS8KLT62lMi1r7g0zqljnHu4s8c Taking a Front Row Seat Author: Ife Ogunbufunmi  |  Website: Africa

After Randazza Legal Group’s request to unseal documents in a case involving the Jeffrey Epstein scandal was denied by a District Court, Marc Randazza and Jay Wolman urged the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to overturn the order. On July 3, 2019, the court agreed the documents should be public and directed that they be unsealed. “The courts cannot be fair if they are not open for the public to review what led to the court’s decision. The courts belong to the people – and both the common law and the First Amendment demand that the court proceedings take place in the sunshine, not in the secret caverns of a star chamber,” said Randazza.  “We are delighted that the

Ronald Green of Randazza Legal Group and Maurice VerStandig of The VerStandig Law Firm currently defend professional poker player Nick Marchington in a lawsuit brought by two financial backers who believe they are entitled to a portion of his more than $1.5 million winnings from the World Series of Poker Main Event.  Marchington terminated the agreement he entered into with the two stakers for the WSOP Main Event prior to the game’s commencement and endeavored to refund their money, which he did. However, a day after Marchington won over $1.5 million in the tournament, the two backers, David Yee and Colin Hartley of C Biscuit Poker Staking, filed suit.  “Requiring a player to enter an event on a

(Las Vegas) July 03, 2019 — First Amendment attorneys Marc Randazza and Jay Wolman of Randazza Legal Group prevailed in a Federal appeal to obtain sealed court documents regarding the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.   Randazza Legal Group was retained by Michael Cernovich of Cernovich Media after he discovered that Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s former girlfriend, filed her entire summary judgment motion under seal. Randazza Legal Group intervened and appeared for Mr. Cernovich in the District Court, but the request to unseal those summary judgment documents was denied. Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, at Mr. Randazza’s urging, overturned that order and directed that the