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3 Face Federal Charges in Bizarre South Florida Kidnapping Plot
Jeffrey Arista, Jonathan Arista and Raymond Gomez are facing federal charges following a kidnapping that took some bizarre twists, including an attempted waterboarding when they tried to make the victim help them lure to the intended target, federal officials said.Digital-ID Startup Backed by Financial Heavyweights Hires Legal Chief
Mitch Bompey is jumping aboard Prove Identity, among a throng of startups helping companies use data to streamline identity verification and generate more revenue per customer.Pa. High Court Splits on Reasonable Suspicion for Terry Stop of Man Running Away From Gunshots
"Any blessing of intonations of 'high-crime area' unsupported by empirical evidence and unconnected to the specific circumstances is a blot on our jurisprudence in this area of Fourth Amendment jurisprudence."View more book results for the query "cellphone"
Murder Charges Dropped After Fight to Exonerate Georgia Man Who Spent 22 Years Behind Bars
The Floyd County judge dismissed the case at the request of the district attorney, who decided not to bring Joey Watkins to trial again after his initial conviction was vacated. The Georgia Innocence Project and other attorneys waged a lengthy fight to overturn the conviction.Ethics Forum: Questions and Answers on Professional Responsibility
My law firm is in the process of dissolving. My firm is not going to purchase a malpractice insurance tail or extended reporting insurance coverage. Is that in violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct?Trump Indictments: 3 Data Types Most Likely to Challenge E-Discovery Experts
The evidence across the indictments against former President Donald Trump consists of a jigsaw puzzle of data types. For e-discovery experts, some data types will be more difficult to deal with than others.'Palpable' Uncertainty: Supreme Court Asked to Review Cellphone Searches at the Border
Among the courts that have opined on cellphone searches is U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff of the Southern District of New York, who held that "phone searches at the border generally require warrants outside exigent circumstances."Insights and Strategies for Effective Succession Planning in AM Law 100 Firms
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