Digital Court and Other Future Tech
From wireless internet in courtrooms to entirely digital court judgments, the future of justice is coming to a case near you.
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American Bar Association Wins Public Service Loan Forgiveness Lawsuit
The Department of Education had tried to retroactively strip ABA members of their right to apply for public service loan forgiveness programs.
How Horny, Angry Inmates Could Cost Cook County $14m
Between 2015 and 2017, a group of Chicago inmates began aggressively masturbating at female public defenders and law clerks.
Medicare Will Now Cover Acupuncture for Pain Relief
Holistic services provide a safer, healthier option for pain relief.
Temporary Fentanyl Variant Ban Extended by the DEA
The federal government extends a ban on fentanyl lookalikes.
Fugitive on the Run for Decades Extradited Back to Spain
Criminal on the run for years is returned to his home country to finish his prison sentence.
‘Flight Shaming’ Can Seriously Hurt Industry Profits
Flight shaming means less flights and less profits for the airline industry.
Judge: Customs and Border Protection is Violating Immigrants’ Rights
The judge said that the CBP cannot use “over-crowding” as an excuse to make detainees sleep on the floor.
Harvard Students Sue University for Investing in Private Prisons
The plaintiffs, who’ve all donated to Harvard, say their charitable giving entitles them to a say in how the university’s endowment is used.
CPSC Warns Consumers Not to Use X1-5 Hoverboards Amid Fire Hazard Concerns
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is urging consumers to avoid using the new X1-5 hoverboard after receiving reports of possible fire hazards.