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The Great School Experiment: How ProPublica Reporters Exposed the Lack of Oversight in the Private Education Sector
It began as a casual question and a flicker of curiosity uttered during a meeting of ProPublica journalists who this…
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Despite Soaring Financial Penalties, Attorneys Continue Submitting AI-Fabricated Legal Briefs to Courts Nationwide
The legal profession in the United States continues to grapple with a persistent technological compliance crisis as attorneys increasingly submit…
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Arizona Appeals Court Rules AI-Generated Victim Video Improper in Landmark Sentencing Decision
The intersection of artificial intelligence and the American judicial system reached a critical crossroads on Wednesday, October 1, 2026, when…
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Clio Enters the Judicial Market With Acquisition of AI Provider Learned Hand
Legal technology giant Clio has officially entered the judicial market, marking its expansion beyond practice management software for attorneys with…
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University of Florida Levin College of Law Names Merritt McAlister Permanent Dean
The University of Florida has officially named Merritt McAlister as the permanent dean of the Levin College of Law, removing…
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The Collapse of the Navatek Investigation: Inside the Failed Federal Probe into Senator Susan Collins and a Defense Contractor Bribery Scheme
In late 2024, federal investigators had compiled a substantial body of evidence suggesting a sophisticated bribery scheme involving high-ranking members…
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Texas Justice of the Peace Suspended Without Pay Following Third-Degree Felony Indictment for Aggravated Perjury
The judiciary system of Texas faces renewed scrutiny following the decisive suspension of a sitting jurist ensnared in criminal proceedings.…
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Oregon housing chief faces ethics scrutiny over husband’s consulting work for agency-funded projects
Andrea Bell, the director of Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS), is currently at the center of a mounting ethics…
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The Rapid Proliferation of Private Schools and the Lax Regulatory Landscape Governing Their Establishment
The landscape of American education is undergoing a seismic shift, characterized by a rapid expansion of private schooling options fueled…
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How We Started Three Private Schools to Test the Limits of Education Deregulation
The American education landscape is undergoing a profound transformation as states increasingly pivot toward school choice initiatives, authorizing the use…
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