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...I lose physical objects. At this point, family members gift me key finders for sport. They wager on how long it will take me to...
...I lose physical objects. At this point, family members gift me key finders for sport. They wager on how long it will take me to...
The judge in a Connecticut criminal case is allowing an animated video re-creating a car crash to be used in trial, despite defense arguments describing it as a "Disney World-created fantasy tape
Originally Published: Connecticut Law Tribune
...than version 1, including the ability to zip and unzip from the Finder as well as an "In Place Editing" feature that enables...
Attorney John A. Conte Jr. wonders if the "smartphone will" could play an integral role in the future of law -- or is it already upon us? He writes that one text message changed everything
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...s Charles Wayne, is arguing that Irving improperly acted as a fact-finder at the summary judgment stage, instead of sending the case to trial...
In what could be a landmark criminal case regarding electronic communications, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal over the admissibility of "unauthenticated" text messages as
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
A recent New York Court of Appeals decision addressing child porn, People v. Kent, is based on a profound misunderstanding of how the internet works, writes Jonathan I. Ezor of the Touro Law Center
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