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...recused Justice Elena Kagan – hears oral arguments in Fisher v. University of Texas, a challenge to the use of race as a...
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...six counts of criminal conduct arising from her efforts to extort the University of Louisville's head basketball coach, Rick Pitino. After a nine-day...
...Daniel Katz, assistant professor at Michigan State University College of Law. E-discovery, for example, uses algorithms to review...
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