In a recent development, a California ban on excessively dangerous guns has been dismissed as possibly unconstitutional. This annulment hinged not on an elaborated understanding of the Second Amendment, but rather on the dormant commerce clause. Reuters reports on this case.
A pharmacy found itself unable to brush off a lawsuit revolving around the use of an AI lie detector in screening applicants. In an era where artificial intelligence is still prone to unpredictable behaviors akin to a metaphorical “romantic poet on a laudanum bender,” it raises eyebrows that some company deemed it wise to employ this technology in assessing the honesty of applicants. Detailed information regarding the case can be found on Law.com.
In a predictable response to a recent court ruling, Alabama fertility providers have begun closing their doors on prospective families. NPR provides a comprehensive discussion on this topic.
The recurring legal opposition to trans individuals in Oklahoma has come under increased attention following the death of a child. The situation is comprehensively reported by the New York Times.
The Biden administration continues its successful debt relief efforts—spearheaded by the most fruitful Supreme Court loss ever recorded. Detailed coverage of this topic is available on the ABA Journal.
Pro gamers have filed a lawsuit challenging Activision’s endeavours to monopolize the Call of Duty esports genre. Bloomberg Law News breaks down this significant court case.
Recently, a trial over the alleged theft of Eagles’ lyrics has commenced. One might wonder what would compel anyone to steal those. Detailed information on the case can be found on Law360.