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Factors Judges Consider When Granting Own Recognizance Release
Even when a judge grants the OR release, certain conditions may apply. Courts have broad discretion to impose reasonable conditions designed to ensure public safety and future court appearances.
SMART POLICING VS. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: A LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR AI-DRIVEN PUBLIC SAFETY AND PREDICTIVE POLICING UNDER THE VIKSIT BHARAT 2047 VISION
SMART POLICING VS. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: A LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR AIDRIVEN PUBLIC SAFETY AND PREDICTIVE POLICING UNDER THE VIKSIT BHARAT 2047 VISION 1 | P a g e SMART POLICING VS. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: A LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR AI-DRIVEN PUBLIC SAFETY AND PREDICTIVE POLICING...
India’s SGI Rules Clash With DPDP Data Minimization
India’s AI regulators just gave platforms two rules that can’t both be followed at once. The 2026 IT Rules amendment on Synthetically Generated Information wants platforms to retain provenance metadata. The DPDP Act wants that same data gone as soon as...
Cross-Border M&A in the Age of Geopolitics: National Security Review of Foreign Investments.
Cross-Border M&A in the Age of Geopolitics: National Security Review of Foreign Investments. Introduction If one government refuses to back a multi-billion-dollar acquisition by another, and states it is a “threat to national security,” few...
NRC Proposes Removing ALARA from Radiation Protection Rules
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) proposes to eliminate its “As Low As Reasonably Achievable” (ALARA) standard from its radiation protection regulations.Continue reading the full GT Alert.
The Future of Personal Injury Demand Letters: How AI Is Transforming Legal Practice
Every personal injury attorney knows this feeling.You don’t lose time writing settlement demand letters—you lose it reviewing thousands of pages of medical records, organizing treatment timelines, tracking missing documents, and preparing evidence before...
Collateral Damage Across The Legal Industry
Everyone talks about conflicts and redundancies, but the saddest merger collateral damage is forcing legacy lawyers to go back through the last six months of their time. That’s what’s happening to the Cadwalader associates as their timekeeping system...
Another Rumored Biglaw Merger Falls Apart Before It Begins
Remember when everyone thought the Allen & Overy/Shearman merger was a once-in-a-generation event? It was supposed to be a transatlantic Biglaw merger for the ages, but many law firm leaders viewed it as an invitation. Now, we’ve got HSF Kramer, Winston...
Kentucky Law Professor Sues To Stop New Dean And Every Federal Judge Already Recused
The Kentucky Law dean fight has reached the stage where somebody sues. Back in April, the whole mess was already a dumpster fire as a “substantial majority of the faculty” told those running the dean search that Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove was an...