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N.Y. Court Rules in Favor of Warrantless GPS

The New York Appellate Court, 3rd division, ruled last week that the warrantless use of a GPS device to track a suspect is not a violation of that person’s right

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Unveiling of New, Touchable Microsoft Product

Last week at the, “D: All Things Digital” conference, sponsored by the Wall Street Journal, Microsoft introduced its latest project, a touch-screen computer that will effectively rid of the mouse.

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Halliburton Suit Returns to District Court

The Federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals decided last week to reverse and remand the Houston district court’s decision to throw out the case Fisher v. Halliburton in 2006. The

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Lawdable Quotes: Ruth Bader Ginsburg

My mother told me two things constantly. One was to be a lady and the other was to be independent, and the law was something most unusual for those times

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Listen Up! 5th Circuit Now Posting Recordings

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit has recently started to post recordings of its oral arguments at the court’s website. The court will post arguments towards the

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Lawdable Quotes: Judge Jack Weinstein

The city of New York has filed suit against Jay Wallace, the owner of a gun shop in Georgia, accusing him of selling guns to New York residents, and thus

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Need Privacy? Just “Google” it.

Google finds themselves in trouble once again as they are currently targeted for not being in compliance with privacy policy posting regulations. A number of privacy agencies have accused Google

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This Day in Legal History: June 6

On this day in legal history, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 into law. Part of his New Deal legislation to regulate the markets, the

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This Summer Expect Delays

Fewer passengers, increasing fuel prices and tighter inspection regulations put in place by the FAA, have all contributed to more flight cancellations and delays than ever. After Jet Blue’s introduction

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This Week’s Blog-Worthy Cases

Want to learn more about those cases you have read about in the news? Below are links to some notable (and notorious!) opinions that have recently been in the public

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