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Controversial School 'Guardian' Expansion Gets Approval in Senate
After emotional testimony and debate that lasted nearly two hours, the Senate Infrastructure and Security Committee approved the proposal with added language that would make it a third-degree felony to impersonate a school guardian.
SEC Ends Losing Streak at SCOTUS, Over Thomas and Gorsuch Dissent
The justices' divided ruling Wednesday in Lorenzo v. SEC comes after two losses last term at the high court.
SEC Ends Losing Streak at SCOTUS
The justices' divided ruling Wednesday in Lorenzo v. SEC comes after two losses last term at the high court.
Finding a Third Path in Bridging the Employee/Contractor Divide
Less than one year after the California Supreme Court's decision in 'Dynamex Operations West v. Superior Court' upended long-settled questions on independent contractor and employee classifications, stakeholders on both sides of the debate are gearing up for a legislative fight to define the decision's reach.
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2nd Circuit Panel Considers Whether Trump's Personal Twitter Account Is a Public Forum
The government sought to make distinctions between Trump's official and private actions on Twitter, while the blocked Twitter users argued the fine lines were obliterated when the President blocked them over their policy viewpoints.
2nd Circuit Weighs Whether Trump's Personal Twitter Account Is a Public Forum
The government sought to make distinctions between Trump's official and private actions on Twitter, while the blocked Twitter users argued the fine lines were obliterated when the President blocked them over their policy viewpoints.
Trump's Tweets: 2nd Circuit Panel Examines 'Public Forum' Classification
The government sought to make distinctions between Trump's official and private actions on Twitter, while the blocked Twitter users argued the fine lines were obliterated when the President blocked them over their policy viewpoints.
Chamber Fires Back in Debate With Third-Party Funders Over Disclosure
Brackett Denniston III, the former GE GC who now chairs the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform, continued a volley of letters to a federal committee considering proposed changes to disclosure rules writing: "The funding industry has long existed in darkness. It is time for it to emerge into the light."
Gwinnett DA Porter Recuses From GBI Probe Into Judge's Computer Hack
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