Even though the fall semester just started, it is not too early to think about internships for the spring and summer. Those of you interested in Internet Law and free knowledge organizations should check out the legal intern position at…
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Even though the fall semester just started, it is not too early to think about internships for the spring and summer. Those of you interested in Internet Law and free knowledge organizations should check out the legal intern position at…
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB.) and The High Tech Law Institute at Santa Clara University School of Law present: Complying with the EU Cookie Directive – How Not to Get Left Holding the Bag The 2009 amendments to the European…
Five people, Devon Ayers, Michael Cosme, Eric Glisson, Carlos Perez and Cathy Watkins, were all convicted of the murder of a cab driver in the Bronx in 1995. An article in New York magazine even focused on the investigation with…
The St. Paul Police Department crime lab recently came under intense scrutiny after two public defenders, Lauri Traub and Christine Funk, uncovered major problems with the lab’s work. Traub and Funk, unsatisfied with one-page reports they were getting for their…
Randy Shilts Members of the National Council for Japanese Redress, 1987 August 5, 1735. Truth…
The Law Library of Congress has put together reports on online privacy laws in the European Union and in a dozen individual countries: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. The EU…
The Federal District Court for the Northern District of California in San Jose has created a web page for Apple Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., 11- cv-01846 , the patent case which began Monday and has generated a great…
Here we go again. Another federal court has once again ruled that DOMA is unconstitutional. This is another case brought by GLAD (Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders). It involves a number of different plaintiffs, all married in either Connecticut,…
The American Bar Association is in favor of U.S. ratification of the United Nations’ Convention on the Law of the Sea, signed by President Clinton in 1994, recommended for ratification by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 2004 and 2007,…
Jeffrey Deskovic, who spent 16 years in prison before being exonerated in 2006, wrote an article for the Examiner.com critiquing the New York-based Innocence Project’s recent report “Making Up for Lost Time: What the Wrongfully Convicted Endure and How to…