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Does Being a ‘Facebook Friend’ Rise to the Legal Definition of a Friend?

What constitutes a conflict of interest in the digital age? That is the question currently before […]

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23 Attorneys General Petition Appeals Court to Restore Net Neutrality

The Attorneys General of New York, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, […]

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North Carolina Appeals Court: Tracking Sex Offenders for Decades is an Unreasonable Search

The North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled that tracking sex offenders for indefinite time periods […]

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New Tool Allows the Assessment of Judges Salaries Nationwide

The National Center for State Courts recently made available their “Judicial Salary Tracker”, which allows the […]

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First-Of-Its-Kind Human Trafficking Court in Florida

The 11th Judicial Circuit of Florida’s Juvenile Court has created the GRACE Court (Growth Renewed through […]

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