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1 week ago |
findlaw.com | Joseph Fawbush
Recently, there's been some confusion about when federal agents have to identify themselves while carrying out enforcement actions. In addition, there's a lot of misinformation regarding the rights of people who have been arrested in immigration raids or during protests. And there's a good reason for all the confusion: it can get complicated quickly. There are also some real-world considerations that mean the law is not always clear (or clearly followed).
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1 week ago |
findlaw.com | Joseph Fawbush
Imagine you are creating a crack team of thieves to steal a piece of contemporary art from an English palace. You get to be the George Clooney of Ocean's Eleven in this scenario. Who do you want on your team? A tech expert? An acrobat? A safecracker? Maybe someone who can pose convincingly as European nobility? If you were James Sheen, an English roofer, your first call might be to a plumber.
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2 months ago |
findlaw.com | Joseph Fawbush |Mariana Petersen
In a case that could test the Federal Trade Commission's power to regulate tech giants, Meta is now facing a trial over whether it violated antitrust laws when it bought competitors Instagram for $1 billion in 2012 and Snapchat in 2014 for $19 billion. Both mergers initially received regulatory approval. Meta has faced significant lawsuits before in its relatively short time as a global business, but this one could be one of the most important.
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2 months ago |
findlaw.com | Joseph Fawbush
On April 14, before a joint presser with the president of El Salvador, U.S. President Donald Trump was caught on a hot mic saying that "home-growns are next. The home-growns. You gotta build about five more places. It's not big enough." Trump was referring to CECOT, El Salvador's notoriously harsh "terrorist confinement center" designed to hold between 20,000 and 40,000 inmates. Prisoners at CECOT are kept either in large, crowded cells or in dark, solitary confinement.
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2 months ago |
findlaw.com | Joseph Fawbush |Kit Yona
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