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"The Billion Dollar Copyright Lawsuit That Could Legalize a New Kind of Scam"
Robert Brauneis is quoted by Fast Company about a copyright lawsuit involving photographer Carol Highsmith.
"Happy 30th Birthday to the Awful Computer Fraud and Abuse Act: A Future Tense Event Recap"
Orin S. Kerr is quoted by Slate about the challenges courts face when trying to interpret the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
"Being a Tax Dodger Doesn't Mean You're Smart"
Neil H. Buchanan writes in Newsweek about Donald Trump's taxes.
Professor Turley on WBZ-Boston
Jonathan Turley is interviewed about James "Whitey" Bulger.
Professor Turley on FOX News' "On the Record"
Jonathan Turley is interviewed about Donald Trump's taxes.
"System Disparity Evident in Trump Tax Return"
Neil H. Buchanan is quoted by the Associated Press about Donald Trump's tax returns
"Ailing Obama Health Care Act May Have to Change to Survive"
Sara Rosenbaum is quoted in The New York Times about the Affordable Care Act.
"Trump Tax Return Shows Disparity in System"
"Are the Fact Checkers Being Too Hard on Hillary?"
Neil H. Buchanan writes in Newsweek about Hillary Clinton's performance in the first presidential debate.
"The War on Hank Greenberg"
"When Donald Trump Jokes About Separating Out a Religious Minority, Where Does the Joke End?"
Ira C. Lupu is quoted in The Washington Post about recent comments made by Donald Trump on the campaign trail.
"District Court Overturns Magistrate Decision Rejecting 'Seize First, Search Second' Procedure for Email Warrants"
Orin S. Kerr writes in The Washington Post about email warrants and the Fourth Amendment.
Professor Turley on FOX News' "The O'Reilly Factor"
Jonathan Turley is interviewed about the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails.
"Changes to Chemical Law Causing Heartburn; Long Road Ahead"
Blake D. Morant is quoted by Bloomberg BNA about the challenges posed by a new administration to the EPA's implementation of new chemical law.
"Comparing the Ideologies of Supreme Court Nominees"
Orin S. Kerr writes in The Washington Post about the ideologies of potential Supreme Court nominees.
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