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Apple Phone Ruling Turns on the Reach of All Writs Act
The Justice Department will seek review of an Eastern District magistrate judge's refusal to force Apple to assist in the decryption of a locked iPhone involved in a drug case.Judge Rules Apple Can't Be Forced to Help Unlock Phone
Magistrate Judge James Orenstein concluded that a centuries-old law provided no basis to compel Apple's assistance in a drug case, putting him at odds with a California magistrate judge who permitted prosecutors to obtain Apple's "reasonable technical assistance" to unlock an iPhone used by a perpetrator of the San Bernardino terror attack.Apple Tells Judge About Other Orders to Unlock Devices
Apple Inc. told a Brooklyn federal magistrate judge that the government has obtained about a dozen court orders since October to help unlock devices across the country, including an attempt to have Apple assist in the decryption of an iPhone linked to a mass killing in California.Apple Encryption Hinders NY Cases, Vance, Bratton Say
Police and prosecutors in New York City said Thursday that the top-notch encryption technology on Apple mobile phones is now routinely hindering criminal investigations. And they predicted the problem could grow worse as more criminals figure out how good the devices are at keeping secrets.Attorneys Await Answers on Key Products Liability Questions
When Tincher v. Omega Flex landed on products liability attorneys' desks 15 months ago, its 137 pages left them looking for more. The state Supreme Court's fervently awaited decision raised a series of questions, the most pressing of which was when the other foot might drop.View more book results for the query "The Associated Press"
Evidentiary Considerations in PTAB Trials
This article will explore various issues, from the perspective of the petitioner and the patent owner, that must be considered when selecting evidence to be submitted in a PTAB trial.AP Lawyers: Cosby Appeal of Unsealing Moot
Bill Cosby's appeal of a federal court order unsealing documents from a 2005 lawsuit against him is "pointless" and moot, lawyers for The Associated Press said in a reply brief filed this week in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.Judges Overturn 'Trial Preparation' Exception to ID Rules
The State Court of Appeals has ruled that pretrial photo displays, which prosecutors make to eyewitnesses in the name of trial preparation, are not exempt from hearings on unduly suggestive identification.Cosby's Appellate Brief Blasts 'Public Moralist' Argument
In a federal appeal, attorneys for Bill Cosby have argued that a federal judge was wrong to unseal documents from a 2005 lawsuit against the comedian, denouncing the contention that Cosby, as a "public moralist," has a diminished privacy interest.US: Language in Subpoena Requiring Witness Silence Was in Error
Language in three grand jury subpoenas in a drug trafficking case ordering recipients not to talk about the documents was mistakenly and unintentionally included, federal prosecutors said in a filing released Tuesday.Revenue, Profit, Cash: Managing Law Firms for Success
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