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Avalon Zoppo

Avalon Zoppo

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Reporter, Law.com

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http://www.nbcnews.com/pages/author/avalon-zoppo http://nj1015.com/author/avalonzoppo/

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Total articles 2398

  • Asian-American Bar Tells 9th Circuit Birthright Citizenship Order is ‘Patently Unconstitutional’

    By Avalon Zoppo Verified| National Law Journal Verified Nearly four dozen Asian American bar associations have told the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit that President Donald Trump's order opposing birthright citizenship clearly violates the Constitution.

    By Avalon Zoppo Verified · National Law Journal

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Former 3rd Circuit Judge Kent Jordan on Wanting an Apolitical Retirement

    By Avalon Zoppo Verified| Law.com Verified Happy Friday, and welcome to another roundup of the week’s news about the judiciary. This week, we’re taking a look at part of my interview with retired Third Circuit Judge Kent Jordan, who talked a bit about the timing of his retirement announcement last May. As always, please reach out to me at [email protected] with any tips or feedback and follow me on X at @AvalonZoppo or Bluesky at @avalonzoppo.bsky.social.

    By Avalon Zoppo Verified · Law.com

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Trump-Appointed Judges More Likely to Pen 'Dissentals' Than Colleagues, Study Finds

    By Avalon Zoppo Verified| National Law Journal Verified Judges appointed by President Donald Trump are more likely to pen dissents to denials of en banc rehearing, or DDRs, than their Democratic- and other Republican-appointed colleagues, a new study says. William & Mary Law School professors Neal Devins and Allison Orr Larsen argue a growing partisan gap in who writes dissents to denials of rehearings may be due to judges using heated separate writings to “seek celebrity,” which can ultimately damage circuit collegiality.

    By Avalon Zoppo Verified · National Law Journal

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Law.com

New York, New York, United States

+1 212-457-9400