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US space operations in the 'gray zone'
By Michael Beckwith, Dorn McGrathself-study/Criminal Practice
Parallel proceedings, conflicting rules: Managing civil and criminal exposure
By Reza Torkzadeh, Allen P. Wilkinsonself-study/Corporate
Stablecoins gain clarity under GENIUS Act as legal questions linger for banks and fintechs
By Maxwell Earp-Thomas, Moorari Shahself-study/Civil Procedure
Rooker-Feldman: Jurisdictional limits beyond preclusion
By Megan Fitz-Patrickself-study/Environmental Regulation
CARB shapes climate policy as final rules stall in California
By Callon A. Green, Elizabeth Haskins, Noelle E. Wootenself-study/Technology
AI safety for lawyers: It's not how the engine works, it's how you drive the car
By James Mixonself-study/Legal Ethics
Chutes and Ladders: The CJP & CJA
self-study/Environmental Regulation
Are you protecting the licensor in your Prop 65 settlement?
By Pejman Javaheriself-study/Constitutional Law
The Supreme Court's decision in Wong Kim Ark
By Roderick E. Walstonself-study/Evidence
DUI 101: Common evidentiary issues in DUI trials, Part 2
By Michelle E. DeCasas, Jana M. Sengself-study/Evidence
DUI 101: Common evidentiary issues in DUI trials
By Michelle E. DeCasas, Jana M. Sengself-study/Intellectual Property
No harm, no win: A cautionary tale of Kadrey v. Meta Platforms, Inc.
By E. Belle Borovik, David Martinezself-study/Competence Issues (Addressing Substance Abuse and Physical/Mental Impairment)
How policy and history shaped California's CARE Courts
By Dan Jacobsonself-study/Constitutional Law
Birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants: An unsettled constitutional question
By Roderick E. Walstonself-study/Immigration
Green cards and red flags: Why the public charge rule demands closer attention
By Eli M. Kantor, Jonathan D. Kantorself-study/Insurance
Uninsured drivers beware, the law isn't on your side
By Reza Torkzadeh, Allen P. Wilkinsonself-study/Legal Ethics
What you do after hours can cost you your license
By Alanna G. Clair, Shari L. Klevensself-study/Intellectual Property
AI wins in court as book training deemed fair use
By Edward D. Lanquist, Dominic Rotaself-study/Intellectual Property
Dupe culture on trial: Lululemon, Costco, and the future of trademark law
By Pejman Javaheriself-study/Legal Ethics
What AI learns from us, and why that could be a legal problem
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