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News Supreme Court hears arguments on social media use by sex offenders
Supreme Court hears arguments on social media use by sex offenders
Justin Cosgrove
February 28, 2017 07:01:06 am

The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Monday in Packingham v. North Carolina and Esquivel-Quintana v. Sessions . In Packingham the court considered whether a law that bans the use of social media for...

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News Supreme Court upholds advertising disclosure requirement during elections
Supreme Court upholds advertising disclosure requirement during elections
Justin Cosgrove
February 28, 2017 06:20:35 am

The US Supreme Court affirmed the judgment in Independence Institute v. Federal Election Commission in a summary disposition on Monday. The case revolved around whether Congress may require organizations engaged in policy...

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News VW executive pleads not guilty to emission scandal charges
VW executive pleads not guilty to emission scandal charges
Justin Cosgrove
February 24, 2017 11:32:29 am

A Volkswagen (VW) executive pleaded not guilty in the wake of VW's emissions scandal. Oliver Schmidt, the former general manager of VW's environmental and engineering office, was arrested in Miami last month and charged with conspiracy...

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News Illinois Board of Education settles 2008 funding lawsuit
Illinois Board of Education settles 2008 funding lawsuit
Justin Cosgrove
February 24, 2017 10:34:52 am

The Illinois State Board of Education voted on Thursday to approve a settlement of a lawsuit claiming discriminatory school funding. The vote resolved litigation over the Chicago Urban League's (CUL) 2008 lawsuit claiming [Daily...

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News Supreme Court rules in favor of death row inmate over racial bias
Supreme Court rules in favor of death row inmate over racial bias
Justin Cosgrove
February 22, 2017 02:18:36 pm

The US Supreme Court ruled Wednesday Buck v. Davis in favor of a death row inmate seeking a new sentencing hearing. The inmate, Duane Buck, claims that his own lawyers stated during trial that he...

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News Supreme Court: supply of single component for manufacture abroad does not constitute patent infringement
Supreme Court: supply of single component for manufacture abroad does not constitute patent infringement
Justin Cosgrove
February 22, 2017 02:00:51 pm

The US Supreme Court ruled in Life Technologies Corporation v. Promega Corporation on Wednesday that the supply of a single component in a multi-component patented invention for manufacture overseas does not violate Section 271(f)(1)...

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News Lawsuit challenges political balance requirement for Delaware judicial appointments
Lawsuit challenges political balance requirement for Delaware judicial appointments
Justin Cosgrove
February 22, 2017 01:32:32 pm

A lawsuit was filed against Delaware Governor John Carney on Tuesday arguing that a provision in the state's constitution requiring a political balance of judges in the state's courts is unconstitutional. In the complaint,...

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News Supreme Court hears arguments on cross-border shooting
Supreme Court hears arguments on cross-border shooting
Justin Cosgrove
February 22, 2017 01:04:28 pm

The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday on the cross-border shooting of a Mexican citizen by a US Border Patrol Agent. In Hernandez v. Mesa , the court is considering the extraterritorial application of the Fourth...

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News Florida top court rules death penalty may be sought in pending cases
Florida top court rules death penalty may be sought in pending cases
Justin Cosgrove
February 21, 2017 09:45:29 am

The Florida Supreme Court ruled Monday that prosecutors can seek the death penalty during an ongoing case despite constitutional concerns with Florida's death penalty law. Last October the state's Supreme Court ruled ...

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News Union files lawsuit over Iowa collective bargaining law
Union files lawsuit over Iowa collective bargaining law
Justin Cosgrove
February 21, 2017 08:59:33 am

An Iowa union filed a lawsuit Monday challenging a new Iowa law that eliminates most collective bargaining rights for public workers. The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Iowa Council 61 ...

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