A recent filing in Florida federal court highlights the complications arising from the use of artificial intelligence in legal practice. A Canadian lawyer and a former executive from a Canadian electronics firm have pushed for the enforcement of a $36,663 fee against an attorney who missed the deadline to pay sanctions. The penalty was initially…
In a session filled with judicial scrutiny, several U.S. Supreme Court justices expressed doubts about the legality of the emergency tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump. The case, which could redefine the balance of power between the executive branch and Congress over trade policies, saw justices questioning the administration’s broad interpretation of its powers….
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to grapple with a series of consequential questions this week as it revisits the intersection of religious rights, government contracts, and the First Step Act’s compassionate release provisions. Among the issues to be considered is whether state and local officials can face personal liability under the Religious Land Use…
The recent amendments to Kenya’s cybercrime law have raised significant concerns among human rights organizations and digital rights advocates, who fear the changes could suppress freedom of expression. As reported by Human Rights Watch, the changes, approved in mid-October and detailed in early November, increase penalties for certain offenses and enhance government powers to investigate…