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High Court Rules Indefinite Immigration Detention Unlawful, Overturning Precedent for 20-Year Policy
“This is an important and long-awaited victory for human rights,”
Trump's Defense Plan: Just a Guy Out of Touch With Reality
His legal team is gearing up to argue Trump actually believed his own falsehoods about the 2020 election.
Consensual Teen Sex Is Real Complicated in India
Parents are abusing a law meant to protect minors from child pornography and sexual offences, to discourage those under 18 from having sex on their own terms.
Once a Year, People in a Peruvian Town Settle Conflict By Fighting
It's part of an Indigenous tradition called Takanakuy, where every fistfight begins and ends with a hug.
Record Label Wipes AI-Generated Eminem Rapping About Cats From the Internet
A Youtuber was given a copyright strike for a ChatGPT-generated rap about cats using an AI-generated version of Eminem's voice.
Bad Bunny’s Ex Sued Him for $40 Million. It Doesn’t Look Good, a Lawyer Says
“I mean, this is your former girlfriend, for crying out loud. Pay her whatever it takes.”
Did One Grumpy Lawyer Just Screw Up Trump’s Prosecution?
Former prosecutor Mark Pomerantz thinks Trump could have been criminally charged. Critics say he just helped Trump’s defense.
A Mom Is Losing Her Family Home Thanks to the QAnon Queen of Canada
Court documents show a woman is about to lose her family's home because she's refusing to pay the mortgage because of the QAnon influencer's "royal decree."
California Man Fined $1,000 for Drawing Lines on Maps
The board stated that to depict the location of property lines and fixed features requires a license.
Trump’s Latest Mar-a-Lago Court Order ‘Just Doesn’t Make Any Sense’
A Trump-appointed judge’s ruling for the former president has legal experts absolutely baffled.
Rappers Keep Getting Locked Up Over Their Lyrics. Could a New Law Change That?
The RAP Act would limit prosecutors from using someone’s lyrics against them in court, a tactic that helped put Young Thug, Gunna, and hundreds of other defendants behind bars.
Can I Be Charged for Posting Drug Jokes Online in India?
In India, you might be “legally” safe but the ordeal of having to prove your innocence might not be worth the cost of trying to seem funny.