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Podcast | Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – EU/UK Split the Difference: Transaction Reporting Reforms
This podcast examines the FCA’s highly anticipated policy statement (PS26/15) on improving the UK transaction reporting regime. This follows from a consultation paper (CP25/32) on the same topic that was published back in November 2025. The policy statement...
Court Tells HHS To Stop Using AI To Cite Fake Studies, Or Willfully Misinterpret Others In Grant Solicitations
To quote the opening line from the court opinion that this post is based upon, “Millions of American teenagers have sex.” This post is has nothing to do with whether that sort of thing is good or bad, natural or otherwise, nor the moral implications of it all....
Nominee Charged With Plotting To Plant Cocaine On His Primary Opponent
Thomas Christopher Ross is the Republican nominee for a state House district in Missouri. He beat Louise Secker in the August 4 primary by a mere 32 votes. Then, on September 2, he was charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine and amphetamine under 21 U.S.C. §§...
AI And The End Of The Law Firm: We May Wind Up Being Wrong?
One thing I learned as a trial lawyer, sometimes the hard way, is that trusting your gut instinct is not the same as relying on data. That’s why in later years I became such an advocate of data-based litigation analytics. Data has the unpleasant way of separating what...
‘Survivor Greece’ contestant whose leg was severed in boating accident sues for over $100M
{mag_summary}A contestant on Survivor Greece who lost his leg in a boating accident during production has sued the reality TV show’s producers claiming that they…
Will California lawyers see new AI guidance?
{mag_summary} Lawmakers and state bar leaders in California are considering stricter rules around the use of artificial intelligence in response to the continued rise of…
Home addresses of federal judges available online, new report says
{mag_summary} Federal judges’ home addresses are available online, according to a new report, despite a judicial security law intended to protect their information as they…
Mail-in voting returns to the interim docket
There will be no SCOTUStoday newsletter on Monday in recognition of the Labor Day holiday. We’ll be back in your inboxes on Tuesday. Enjoy the weekend!If you are interested in attending The SCOTUSblog Summit: 2026 Term Preview on Wednesday, Sept. 16, in Washington,...
Laboratories of (un)democracy
Please note that SCOTUS Outside Opinions constitute the views of outside contributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SCOTUSblog or its staff.Moments after the Supreme Court reaffirmed its expansive understanding of birthright citizenship in Trump v....