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AI For Criminal Defense: It’s An Issue Of Priorities. And Money.
(Image via Getty) During one of our weekly Legaltech Week journalist roundtables recently, we talked briefly about the fact that while there are lots of specialized legal tech tools and AI platforms for much of the legal market, there are precious few such tools...
If You Sell Legendary Virtual Pokémon For Thousands Of Dollars, There Could Be Tax Consequences In The Real World
Source: YouTubeSummary(Photo by Mike Lawrie/Getty Images) Pokémon GO, the augmented reality game that allowed people to catch various Pokémon in the real world with with their mobile devices (and caused millions of people to flood the streets on its initial release),...
Ongoing auction features documents, furniture Lincoln used to practice law
{mag_summary} For a minimum bid of at least $15,000, you might be able to own a two-drawer table used by former President Abraham Lincoln when…
Washington calls off bar exam after NextGen UBE has tech issues
{mag_summary}The first administration of the NextGen Uniform Bar Examination, a substantial shift in the high-stakes test planned for eight years, was marred Tuesday by connectivity…
Chobani can face lawsuit over no-sugar yogurt claim, 7th Circuit rules
{mag_summary} A class action lawsuit claiming that Chobani violated state consumer protection laws by falsely advertising some of its Greek-style yogurt as sugar free can…
The man behind the march: Former airman keeps US troops stepping at Nijmegen
For more than a decade, a retired Air Force technical sergeant quietly risked financial ruin so U.S. service members could know what it’s like to take part in the world’s largest multiday walking event.
National Guard officer admits using government travel card to support secret second wife
Maj. Collin L. Welch, 40, of Arlington, Va., pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in the District of Columbia to theft of government money and unlawfully inducing aliens to enter and remain in the United States.
Iran war brain injuries could outlast US troops’ return to duty
More than 600 service members have been wounded in action during the five-month war with Iran, with a majority suffering traumatic brain injuries, according to statements from the Pentagon and U.S. Central Command.
Iraq once again becomes a battlefield in the Iran war
Iraq is proving to be a central front in the ongoing war between Iran and the United States once again. On Tuesday U.S. and Saudi fighters carried out airstrikes against Iranian-backed groups that the U.S. military says were responsible for recent drone attacks...