As we’ve previously noted, we here at SCOTUSblog read a lot of legal news each week. Still, some headlines are hard to forget ...

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The introduction of a pilot for non-party access to court documents through the digital claims’ infrastructure, presents a ...

A well-meaning cleaning attempt leaves a costly lesson about how easily everyday tech can be damaged by simple mistakes.

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Early critical response has also begun to build, with publications such as Indie Film Library highlighting the film’s grounded performances and understated comedic tone, and specifically noting Jansen ...

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