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AI Hallucinations and the Law

When prosecutors demanded that a California man who faced illegal gun possession charges be held without bail, the man’s defense team argued that the charges simply did not warrant such a harsh response. Prosecutors had pages and pages of explanations to support their argument. Unfortunately, for them, their extensive documentation…

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Illegal Sports Betting

Turn on the news and you will find all kinds of sports betting fiascos, driven by a number of high-profile scandals that have recently hit the headlines: ESPN reports that the Lucchese crime family was the mastermind in a network of bookmakers nationwide who facilitated roughly $2 million in illegal…

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Understanding Interstate Extradition 

The U.S. Constitution provides that when someone is suspected or has been convicted of committing a crime in another state, that person can be surrendered from their current state residence to the state where the alleged crime took place in order that the suspect stand trial and/or serve a sentence…

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Charged with Battery Against a Police Officer?

Let’s say you were alarmed when police approached you unexpectedly. As they attempted to arrest you, in your confusion, you reacted based on your instinct to try to get away. In hindsight, you recognize that you made some decisions that were less than perfect, but that awareness is not going…

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How Do You Feel About Big Brother Watching?

Surveillance by law enforcement has had extensive growth in recent years, advancing capabilities to an often-worrisome level. Inarguably, it has made it easier to capture criminals. But it has led to some sober ethical questions, as well. License Plate Readers  What could possibly be troublesome about automated license plate readers…

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