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Senate Report Highlights Illicit Transfer of Tech to China

A recent report published by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations found that U.S. agencies are not adequately protecting U.S. […]

Supreme Court Reverses Federal Circuit, Grants Cert in Oracle v. Google

The Supreme Court will hear Google’s petition for cert in its seemingly endless litigation with Oracle. The Solicitor General recommended […]

Pre-Holiday Breach At Macy’s

It hit the retailer over a one-week period early in October, scooping up essential information from credit transactions. The good […]

Minor Licensing Dispute or Racism?

A mundane dispute about the way that Comcast licenses channels is before the Supreme Court, but the question the Justices […]

Collecting Social Media Artifacts for EDiscovery

Another Delay For GDPR Crackdown

Ireland’s data protection commissioner Helen Dixon has been poised to lower the boom on Facebook affiliate WhatsApp for a while […]

Online Law School Offers Degree, But It’s Not a Law Degree

Several online law schools are offering a degree they call the Executive Juris Doctor. Their pitch: Graduates won’t be eligible […]

Eschew the Federalist Society, Says Former Federal Judge

James P. Donohue, a former federal judge, recalls that the parties before him were often at the low point of […]

Blogger Says Certs Reveal High Court’s Rightward Tilt

Kenneth Jost, blogging on Jost on Justice, writes that the Supreme Court’s partisan tilt can be seen in several of […]

Litigation Saga Ends For Coach Who Said “Slide”

During a kids’ baseball game back in 2012, a coach signaled “slide” to a base-runner who was heading for third. […]

Human Rights v. Security At Issue In WhatsApp NSO Lawsuit

Last month WhatsApp sued the Israeli cybersecurity company NSO Group for installing surveillance malware on the phones of more than […]

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