Voluntary Commitments from Leading Artificial Intelligence Companies on July 21, 2023
Tech Companies Agree to Develop Mechanisms for Identifying AI-Generated Works.
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Recent Things
These student-written pieces comment on any recent legal development — hence “Recent Things” — including decisions by courts other than the U.S. Supreme Court, statutes, regulations, books, or any similar contribution to legal practice or scholarship. These comments are typically eight pages and are usually written by second-year students.
Complaint Under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Chica Project v. President & Fellows of Harvard College
Community Groups Argue Harvard's Legacy and Donor Admissions Policy Is Illegal Race Discrimination.
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Hopkins v. Hosemann
Fifth Circuit Holds that Disenfranchisement of Incarcerated People Is Cruel and Unusual Punishment.
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Brody v. Fox Broadcasting Co.
Southern District of New York Holds that Fair Use May Be Raised on a Rule 12(B)(6) Motion to Dismiss.
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FTC v. Microsoft Corp.
Northern District of California Reiterates Standard for Substantially Lessened Competition.
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Burnett v. Smith
Iowa Supreme Court Refuses to Recognize Implied Causes of Action for Damages Under State Constitution.
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M.A. v. Rockland County Department of Health
Second Circuit Finds that a Vaccine Mandate May Have Violated Smith.
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Alpine Securities Corp. v. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
D.C. Circuit Grants Injunction in Constitutional Challenge to Private Regulator.
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Range v. Attorney General
Third Circuit Holds that a Nonviolent Offender May Not Be Stripped of Second Amendment Rights.
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The Speaker Pro Tempore’s Powers
For the first time ever, the House of Representatives has ousted the Speaker of the House on a motion to vacate. When the Office...