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SCOTUS again asked to address Ten Commandments in schools
Registration is now open for The SCOTUSblog Summit: 2026 Term Preview, which will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 16, in
Can you sue a dissolved LLC? What happens after the paperwork is filed
Article source: LLCBuddy Filing a certificate of dissolution does not erase your company’s legal history. It ends the entity’s ability
What to Expect When Hiring a Car Accident Lawyer in Macon, GA
The relationship between a client and lawyer should be based on clear communication, realistic advice, and trust. After a serious
While new mom recovered in hospital, babysitter allowed angry toddler to fatally batter her 11-day-old newborn — now she's headed to prison
Inset: Taylor Flint (Mason County Prosecuting Attorney). Background: The Point Pleasant, W.Va., neighborhood where Taylor Flint was watching a newborn
New Zealand PM introduces under-16 social media and AI companion ban – JURIST
The New Zealand government announced on Monday that it has introduced a bill to ban social media for youth under
Vedder Secures $25.7 Million Judgment in Florida Trial
After considering the evidence presented at trial on damages, the Court entered judgment in Aircraft Systems’ favor awarding it $25,746,691
Autonomous weapons prompt renewed push for binding global rules – JURIST
The growing use of autonomous and artificial intelligence (AI)-guided weapons on the battlefield prompted the UN and International Committee of
High School’s Ordering Parents to Remove Pink “XX” Protest Wristbands at Girls’ Soccer Game Likely Violated First Amendment
Some excerpts from the longish opinion today in Fellers v. Kelley, written by First Circuit Judge Sandra Lynch, joined by
Gujarat High Court flags use of AI-generated case laws in tax orders, warns tax officers of contempt
The instructions said that AI can only assist decision-makers. Any judgment, statutory provision, rule, circular or notification identified through AI