Law Technology News...According to the Albany Times Union, LexisNexis will start layoffs and possible relocations in mid...
Law Technology News
A divided N.Y. Court of Appeals ordered a new trial for a man convicted of burglary in part with evidence from a GPS device. Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman wrote for the majority that "this dragnet use
...Big Brother watching over everyone. What Orwell did not foresee was a time when people would voluntarily publish chronicles of their lives for public consumption...
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