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Supreme Court is ‘dour and diligent’ as it debates ‘potential sleeper case;’ are arguments ‘abusive’?

ABA Journal

Supreme Court on Monday appeared “dour and diligent” as it considered exhaustion requirements in lawsuits for constitutional violations, according to an article in…

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US Justice Department sues Walgreens for fueling opioid crisis

JURIST

The US Justice Department on Friday filed a lawsuit in the US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, accusing Walgreens pharmacists of filling millions of prescriptions for controlled substances without a legitimate medical purpose or valid authorization.

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Pakistan court sentences woman to death for blasphemy over WhatsApp messages

JURIST

A Pakistan sessions court in Rawalpindi Wednesday sentenced a Muslim woman to death for committing blasphemy by insulting Prophet Muhammad over WhatsApp messages. The sessions court awarded Atteeq a death sentence under Section 295-C for blasphemy, as well as 10 years under Section 295-A for insulting religious beliefs. .

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US Supreme Court rules copyright owner may recover damages for historical infringement by timely claim

JURIST

The US Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in a 6-3 decision that copyright owners may recover damages for copyright infringement that occurred more than three years before the filing of a lawsuit. ” The interpretation of “accrued” has been disputed the lower appellate courts.

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US Supreme Court adopts new ethics code

JURIST

The US Supreme Court announced a code of ethics Monday amid ethics scandals and public pressure. The new code claims to respond to the “misunderstanding that the Justices of [the Supreme] Court, unlike all other jurists in this country, regard themselves as unrestricted by any ethics rules.”

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US Supreme Court rules veteran cannot equitably toll deadline for disability benefit applications

JURIST

The US Supreme Court Monday released a unanimous opinion in Arellano v. The issue before the court was whether an exception to a deadline for veterans’ benefits is subject to equitable tolling. According to the court, the answer is no. Adolfo Arellano was honorably discharged from the US Navy in 1981.

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Three Ways AI-Assisted Court Reporting Helps Improve Client Experience 

Attorney at Work

Dean Whalen, Chief Legal Officer of Readback, a new AI-assisted deposition court reporting platform, explains how AI-assisted court reporting addresses the stenographer talent crunch — with added benefits. What Is AI-Assisted Court Reporting? AI-assisted court reporting is a hybrid model of AI and humans.