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Split Appeals Court Applies Ministerial Exception in Gay Teacher's Bias Case
"I think that the Fourth Circuit is kind of following the Supreme Court in broadening the ministerial exception," said attorney Amy Epstein Gluck. "I think we're going to see more leeway for religion."A Judge Is Fighting Sanctions: Defense Counsel Files Exception
"We believe that the charges against Judge Peterson were not proven, and even if they were, that the level of discipline imposed is excessive," said respondent counsel S. Lester Tate III of Akin & Tate in Cartersville.Can You Contract Away Your Right to Leave Bad Google Reviews? Court of Appeals Set to Decide
Ryan and Asia Davis, a disabled army veteran and his wife, were sued by the SD Gunner Fund, a nonprofit that trains and provides service dogs to veterans, first responders and children, when Asia Davis led a review bombing campaign slamming the company on Google after an agreement between the charity and the Davises to provide the family a service dog fell apart.'This Is a Recurring Problem': Objector Appeals $725M Facebook Settlement
In the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, objectors say Facebook's settlement of the Cambridge Analytica scandal discounted the statutory claims of 253 million class members by more than 99.7%.View more book results for the query "Facebook"
'This Is a Recurring Problem': Objector Appeals $725M Facebook Settlement
In a May 4 opening brief before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, objectors said that the Facebook settlement over the Cambridge Analytica scandal discounted the statutory claims of 253 million class members by more than 99.7%.Disciplinary Court: Phila. Judge Violated Conduct Rules With Politically Charged Facebook Posts
The case is the first in Pennsylvania to grapple with what a judge may or may not post on social media. At the heart of the matter is a question of where the line lies between impropriety and a judge's protected free speech.The Social Media State Action Decision
Although Section 1983 and the Fourteenth Amendment draw a dichotomy between state action and private action, the real world is much messier than that. In 'Lindke v. Freed', the U.S. Supreme Court in a unanimous decision provided guidance for determining when a state or local official's social media activities constitute state action.DOJ, Google Conclude Closing Arguments in Search Engine Antitrust Case
"The significance of the case is not lost on me," U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta said. "Whatever the outcome, it is the result of excellent lawyering and representation."Is OpenAI's Video Generator Sora Uncharted Territory for the GDPR?
Data privacy experts are closely watching for the outcome of the Garante's investigation into OpenAI's video generator Sora, which could test the legitimate interest exemptions generative AI companies may rely on for data processing.Trending Stories
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