National Law Journal
...it's a tremendous learning experience." Intellectual property and technology are of growing importance as the industry moves toward "on-demand...
...34; The foundation and the Washington-based Center for Democracy & Technology are backing a man named Antoine Jones in a pending fight...
...34;It's always been important to try to participate in our democracy wherever I can," he said. That's a theme of his...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...U.S. Supreme Court, moving cautiously in an era of rapidly changing technology, ruled on Monday that law enforcement's warrantless installation and use of...
... There is now full democracy of content. There is no...
Ten years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the American legal system is still struggling to strike the balance between liberty and security, with both interests scoring victories and lo
...information on public officials, the judges wrote. "Changes in technology and society have made the lines between private citizen and journalist exceedingly...
Hostility towards big litigation, a passionate embrace of First Amendment speech protection, and a vigorous new dissenting voice marked a relatively low-key, sixth term of the Roberts Court
Deprecated The American Lawyer
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