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What the Omegle Shutdown Means for Section 230
Is the closure of the anonymous videochatting site a victory against online sexual abuse, or a step onto a slippery slope? -
Eric Adams: Foreign Agent or Clumsy Diplomat?
The national security implications of New York City Mayor Eric Adams’s Turkey connections and the growing importance of city and state diplomacy. -
Judge McAfee: Don’t Lock Him Up
New terms for Harrison Floyd’s consent bond, and an answer to whether Gabriel Sterling enjoys being called a piece of fecal matter. -
Lawfare No Bull: D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals Hears Gag Order Arguments
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Three Appellate Judges, Two Hours, and a First Amendment Conundrum
The D.C. Circuit arguments on Judge Chutkan’s partial gag order on Trump. -
Lawfare No Bull: Hearing on Proposed Protective Orders for Fulton County Discovery
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Lawfare No Bull: Oral Arguments on Motions to Quash Harrison Floyd’s Subpoenas in Fulton County Court
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Lawfare No Bull: NCTC Director Abizaid, Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas, and FBI Director Wray Testify
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Dispatch in Absentia: Scheduling Conflict in Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Trial
Judge Cannon indicates she may revise Trump’s trial schedule in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case. -
With the Trump Gag Orders, Courts Confront Harassment
The gag orders against Trump in New York and Washington, D.C., reveal how the threat of violence is already shaping the cases against the former president. -
You Can Now Read the GBI’s Coffee Co. Report in Full
A high-altitude summary of the previously unreleased document on the voting system breach, published for the first time, on Lawfare. -
When the Government Buys Sensitive Personal Data
Law enforcement has been buying sensitive personal data for use in investigations, but these purchases likely violate the Fourth Amendment.
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