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Sprint Will Pay $558K to Settle US Labor Dept.'s Bias Claims
The conciliation agreement was not an admission by Sprint of any violation, and there has been no adjudication that Sprint violated any laws.
Judge Cites National Security in Ending Long-Running Lawsuit Claiming Mass Internet Surveillance
U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White wrote that he accepted the government's position that there was no way for the case to go forward "without grave risk to the national security."
Judge Cites National Security in Ending Long-Running Lawsuit Claiming Mass Internet Surveillance
U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White wrote that he accepted the government's position that there was no way for the case to go forward "without grave risk to the national security."
How Many Lawyers Does It Take to Write a Status Update? A Lot
Even as a new generation of attorneys raised on social media enters the field, no consensus for best practices on social media has emerged.
Social Media and Government: What Are the New Rules of Engagement?
Whether it's an elected official using Twitter to address constituents or a city using a Facebook page to make public announcements, government entities and elected officials are becoming more accessible and connected to constituents. And therein lie today's nuanced First Amendment related challenges.
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Kavanaugh's First (And Only) SCOTUS Argument | Thomas Gets the 'Right' Seat
As Brett Kavanaugh's nomination advances, here's a look back at his first—and only—U.S. Supreme Court argument. Plus: Anthony Kennedy's retirement means Justice Clarence Thomas gets a new chair.
Trump's Move to Ease Sanctions on ZTE Called 'Highly Unusual'
“This is highly unusual,” said one law professor who has been focusing his lessons around ZTE. “I've never heard of a politician trying to change [a plea deal] before.”
Judge Shuts Down Accused Leaker's Defense Over Subpoenas Linked to 2016 Election Hacking Document
The team has petitioned Chief Judge Randal Hall of the Southern District of Georgia to reverse an April 28 decision blocking the subpoenas.
How Lawyers Used CFIUS Review to Defeat Broadcom's Takeover of Qualcomm
The White House blocked Broadcom's $117 billion bid to take over Qualcomm by issuing an executive order in March, citing national security concerns. Could it be the "poison pill" of the future?
Who's That in the Sky? FAA Poised to Move Forward With Drone ID Rule
A rule requiring drone identification technology could help pave the way for other, more permissive regulations. But it's up in the air how the FAA will handle legal restrictions on regulating hobbyists and privacy challenges.TRENDING STORIES
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