Courts & Law
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Katz v. United States: How A Phone Booth Rewrote Surveillance Law
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The reasonable expectation of privacy stands as a pivotal legal test in United States…
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EU’s 2006 Data Retention Directive Invalidated in 2014
BRUSSELS, July 20 — Nearly a decade after the Court of Justice of the European Union tore up…
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How the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Test Shapes Fourth Amendment Searches
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The reasonable expectation of privacy test stands as the legal gatekeeper for Fourth Amendment…
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California courthouse weddings are booking up as couples skip costly ceremonies
LOS ANGELES, July 20 — A quiet shift is underway in how West Coast couples are choosing to…
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Former Chandler Dental Assistant Deion Garcia Gets 40 Years for Abusing Child Patients
CHANDLER, Ariz., July 19 — The case that began with a parent’s phone call to the Chandler Police…
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How the Supreme Court Ended Race-Conscious College Admissions in 2023
WASHINGTON, July 19 — The Supreme Court’s 2023 decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard banned race-conscious…
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Hungary’s Fundamental Law: The Constitution That Binds Its Own Court
BUDAPEST, July 19 — The Constitutional Court of Hungary operates with a notable limitation on its fiscal oversight,…
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How Governments Can Legally Take Private Property, and How Owners Can Contest It
— WASHINGTON, July 19, 2026 — The legal doctrine known as eminent domain traces its formal origins to…
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Omnibus Crime Act of 1968 reshaped U.S. wiretap laws
WASHINGTON, July 18 — The ink was barely dry on the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act…
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Nano-X Investors Had Until August 11 to Seek Lead Plaintiff Role in Securities Class Action
WASHINGTON, July 17 — When a company’s stock drops and investors take a hit, the legal path forward…
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AeroVironment Investors Have Until July 27 to Seek Lead Role in Fraud Suit
ARLINGTON, July 17 — AeroVironment shareholders who incurred financial losses now have the opportunity to step forward as…
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Securities Fraud Case Seeks Lead Plaintiff in AeroVironment Litigation
WASHINGTON, July 17 — A new securities fraud lawsuit is putting a familiar kind of corporate accountability under…
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SEC Forms Cross-Border Task Force to Target Fraud by Foreign Issuers
WASHINGTON, July 17 — The surge in microcap IPOs and the manipulation that followed has prompted the Securities…
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Supreme Court Lets Trump Fire FTC Commissioner Slaughter and Will Hear Case in December
WASHINGTON, July 17 — The Federal Trade Commission has a new tool in its enforcement shed: the ability…
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Driver’s Privacy Protection Act still shields motorists after 30 years
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The Driver’s Privacy Protection Act, a consequential privacy statute on the federal books, marks…
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Courts Calculate Damages for Sharing Intimate Images
ISLAMABAD, July 16 — Early findings from centuries of common law tradition suggest that courts apply a careful,…
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Federal Court Blocks Trump Election Order’s Proof-of-Citizenship Requirement
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The figure that matters: a federal court permanently blocked key parts of President Trump’s…
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Prison Conditions in Jamaica: Defence Raises Concerns in SSL Case
KINGSTON, July 16 — A defense attorney in Jamaica’s SSL fraud hearing has put prison conditions at a…
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Manhattan judges appoint Jay Clayton U.S. attorney after Senate blocks Trump’s nominees
NEW YORK, July 16 — The figure that matters: Jay Clayton took office as U.S. Attorney for the…
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Adani swears he knows of no deal behind US move to drop his case
BROOKLYN, July 16 — A federal judge in Brooklyn has ordered Gautam Adani to file a sworn affidavit…
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Giuffra’s dual roles spark scrutiny over potential influence in Adani-Trump case
WASHINGTON — The dual role of Robert J. Giuffra Jr. as both personal lawyer to President Donald Trump…
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Planet Fitness Hit With Securities Class Action After 31% One-Day Stock Drop
CONCORD, New Hampshire, July 15 — On the ground in the Granite State, a legal battle is taking…
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UK Tells OSCE That Arming Ukraine Is Lawful Self-Defence Under UN Charter
THE HAGUE, July 15 — The legal architecture of the law of the sea is being tested in…
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Frank R. Cruz Law Offices Announces Securities Probes and Lead Plaintiff Deadlines
LOS ANGELES, July 14 — A Los Angeles-based securities litigation firm has stepped forward to target Badger Meter…
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