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US lawmakers sue Trump over detention facility visit restrictions – JURIST
US lawmakers initiated a lawsuit against the Trump administration on Wednesday, challenging the administration’s new policy regarding visitation procedures for...
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The New Trump-Lutnick Patent Tax: Trading Innovation Policy for Deficit Reduction
by Dennis Crouch The Trump administration is reportedly considering a radical transformation of the US patent system that would replace...
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Today on Legaltech Week: It’s A Hallucination Hullabaloo, As Lawyers and Judges Get In AI Hot Water; Plus Our AALL Post-Mortem and More
Join us live at 3 p.m. E.T. today for Legaltech Week — our weekly breakdown of the top stories in...
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ICE Courthouse Arrests: Examining the Legal Implications
Twelve immigrants, identified only by pseudonyms, have sued the federal Department of Justice for enabling federal agents to make arrests...
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Epstein, the Headlines, and the Children We Ignore | Kathryn Robb | Verdict
As the latest wave of headlines about the Jeffrey Epstein list surges through the news cycle, and the public feasts...
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Appeals Court Rules Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order is Unconstitutional and Upholds Nationwide Injunction Against it
Yesterday, in Washington v. Trump, the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that Donald Trump's executive order...
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An Opportunity To Chew The Cud – See Also
Some Well-Meaning Advice For The Biglaw Biter: There are some personality quirks you leave at the office door. It Isn’t...
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The most intense dissents of the term
During the 2024-25 term, the court was unanimous 42% of the time in its Opinions of the Court. In the...
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Trump threatens Wall Street Journal lawsuit amid Epstein transparency controversy – JURIST
US President Donald Trump vowed Friday to sue The Wall Street Journal over a report claiming he wrote a sexually...
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Public-school students don’t have ‘supercharged right’ to be taught critical race theory, 8th Circuit says
Home Daily News Public-school students don’t have ‘supercharged… First Amendment Public-school students don’t have ‘supercharged right’ to be taught critical...
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