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“Facebook Deceived Users About the Way It Used Phone Numbers, Facial Recognition, FTC to Allege In Complaint”
William E. Kovacic is quoted by The Washington Post on an upcoming case between Facebook and the Federal Trade Commission.
"She Went to Court to Save Her 3-Year-Old Daughter. Days Later, the Child Was Dead."
Joan S. Meier is quoted by The New York Times on the court's distrust of abuse claims made by mothers in custody cases.
"In Re Trump: Opening the Mandamus Can of Worms"
“$6,250: What an Inmate Cleared of Murder After Nearly 3 Decades Could Get Per Year Behind Bars”
Jeffrey S. Gutman is quoted by ABC News on how Oklahoma’s compensation caps adversely affect longer-serving exonerees.
“Arnold Reitze: Regional Haze Plan Wasn’t Worth Fighting About’’
Arnold W. Reitze, Jr. writes for the Salt Lake Tribune on the controversy of the regional haze plan recently passed by Utah's Air Quality Board.
“What to Expect When Mueller Testifies: Not Much’’
“John Paul Stevens Was the Babe Ruth of the Bench, Minus the Theatrics’’
Jonathan Turley writes for The Washington Post on John Paul Stevens' legal legacy.
“Democrats Hope Mueller Testimony Will Put Bright Spotlight on Trump’s Efforts to Derail Investigation"
Jonathan Turley is quoted by The Washington Post on Special Counsel Mueller's conclusions in the investigation against President Trump.
"Chegg: Professors and Publishers Turn to Copyright Laws to Remove Material from Chegg's Website"
Robert Brauneis is quoted by Capitol Forum on potential intellectual property violations regarding test questions posted on Chegg.
“Trump Expressed Concerns About Pentagon Cloud-Computing Contract"
“Democratic Lawmakers Accuse Their Own Party of Proposing ‘Deep’ Cuts to Health Centers for Poor"
“House Unravels With Rise of 'Les Enfants Terrible'"
Jonathan Turley writes for The Hill on the overruling of the House parliamentarian’s conclusion concerning Nancy Pelosi's resolution.
“The Impartial Justice"
Jeffrey Rosen writes for The Atlantic on the legacy John Paul Stevens left on the Supreme Court.
“Constitutional Scholars Question Impeaching Trump for 'Bigotry'"
Jonathan Turley is quoted by The Washington Examiner on the difference between condemnation and grounds for impeachment.
“Justice John Paul Stevens Exemplified a Dignified and Reserved Supreme Court"
Jonathan Turley writes for USA Today on the late Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens' quiet but profound impact on American law.
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