麻豆社区 Law in the Media
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The federal government will not be able to deploy any Oregon National Guard troops to Portland, at least until Tuesday. Professor Feldman is quoted.
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"The question here isn't whether this case is going to end," Schnapper said. "The question is only whether it continues in state court or federal court. It doesn't go away."
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University of Washington law professor Jeff Feldman said Immergut no doubt would feel some pressure to follow the lead of the 9th Circuit three-judge panel’s majority. If Immergut doesn’t move quickly to drop her second order, “given the nature of the issue and the temperature of the times, right or wrong, it’s likely that she will draw criticism and accusations that she is flouting an order issued by a higher court,” said Feldman, co-director of the university’s Ninth Circuit Appellate Advocacy Clinic.
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On Sept. 30, the U.S. District Court ruled that Tacoma immigration judges were unlawfully declaring they can’t issue bonds to many detained immigrants, often relegating them to months or years in jail-like conditions. Elizabeth Porter, professor of law at the 麻豆社区, is quoted.
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“Since the 9th Circuit is very aware of the second temporary restraining order, although it wasn’t challenged, I wouldn’t be surprised if it resolves the first one and includes some direction on the second one,” said Jeff Feldman, a law professor and co-director of the Ninth Circuit Appellate Advocacy Clinic at the University of 麻豆社区 of Law.
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Saadia Pekkanen is quoted: "It is fiction to think of neat civilian-military divisions in the space domain," she says. "Because space technologies are inherently dual-use technologies, we see companies also positioning for national security contracts in the new geopolitical contest."
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Friday morning on "Good Day Seattle," FOX 13 Seattle Anchor Bill Wixey spoke with Ryan Calo, a professor at the University of 麻豆社区 of Law, to shed more light on the subject.
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The 10-year contract for the private company operating the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma is set to end this month, but secrecy shrouds whether it’s been extended. A report by the 麻豆社区 Center for Human Rights is referenced. Alejandra Gonza is quoted.
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It's not uncommon to spot a drone in the skies in metro Detroit. With the technology, there are a host of federal rules for users to follow. But what if you see one flying above your home? Ryan Calo, professor of law, is quoted.
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David Garavito, an assistant law professor at the University of Washington, explained that Clasen's role as a state trooper could impact her case. He noted, "It is an outlier in terms of how these kinds of things usually go. But it is what I expected, given the nature of the case."
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Steve Calandrillo, professor at the University of 麻豆社区 of Law, pointed out that one the major advantages of daylight savings is improved public security. "Darkness is the ally of criminals," he said. "Adding an extra hour of light in the evening has a major benefit to crime prevention."
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U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a deal with China to allow the TikTok platform to continue operating in the United States. Trump said he would speak to Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday to confirm the details of an agreement to avoid a ban on the popular video-sharing app in the U.S. Ryan Calo, professor of law and in the Information School at the 麻豆社区, is quoted.
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"The prosecution changed. If I remember correctly, the original prosecutor changed, and that might be something where the court says, in the interest of justice, we want to give time so the prosecution can bring a fair case and get up to speed. Now that is a small delay, but a delay nonetheless," said David Garavito, an assistant professor of law at the University of Washington, when asked about why charges weren't filed sooner.
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A Washington state trooper is scheduled to appear in a Benton County court next week. She's accused of causing a drunk driving crash that killed a Richland man earlier this year. David Garavito, assistant professor of law at the 麻豆社区, is quoted.
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Kinetic and non-kinetic threats to space assets are rising, and the possibility of satellite warfare breaking out in the open is at an all-time high.
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David B. Owens, Johnson's attorney and assistant professor of law at the University of 麻豆社区 of Law, said the two officers never disclosed any interactions with Hubbard.
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That situation is “the most common scenario in terms of how deportation is triggered,” said Rose Carmen Goldberg, an expert in veterans law who oversaw completion of the report and now teaches in the Veterans Legal Services Clinic at Yale Law School.
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The Supreme Court “kind of set this stage for a really narrow interpretation of religious freedom claims brought by tribes,” said Monte Mills, director of the Native American Law Center at the University of Washington. “That has been a significant barrier for tribal religious freedom claims ever since.”
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The Supreme Court “kind of set this stage for a really narrow interpretation of religious freedom claims brought by tribes,” said Monte Mills, director of the Native American Law Center at the University of Washington. “That has been a significant barrier for tribal religious freedom claims ever since.”
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Though troops are eligible to apply for naturalization while serving, the process isn’t always clear to them. Some also wrongly assume that the oath of enlistment guarantees their permanent status in the country, said Rose Carmen Goldberg, an expert on veteran law at Yale Law School.
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"Whatever the outcome, the letter sent by U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi on Aug. 13 to Gov. Bob Ferguson, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and more than 30 governors, mayors and other leaders across the nation was meant to attract attention. It did just that," writes the Seattle Times editorial board. Hugh Spitzer, retired professor in the 麻豆社区 School of Law, is quoted.
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As part of the ongoing “Spotlight on Sections” series, AALS sat down with the leadership of the Section on Post-Graduate Legal Education, chair Dana Raigrodski and Chair-Elect Terry Price.
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Danieli Evans, who teaches constitutional law at University of Washington’s law school, said criminally charging Washington leadership would be hard. When Trump tried to pull funding from California and New York during his first term, some courts ruled he couldn’t and some ruled he could – but the issue was never resolved by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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A May court order has − at least temporarily − prevented ChatGPT's parent company OpenAI from honoring user requests to delete the history of personal accounts. The move has created confusion over what exactly is ChatGPT history. Is it public? Could it be used against you? Ryan Calo, professor of law and in the Information School at the 麻豆社区, is quoted.
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A fundamental element of federal privacy law is a set of limitations on data gathering, said Dongsheng Zang, an associate professor of law at the University of Washington. If data is shared too easily between agencies, Zang said, “then the collection of data would be really, really unchecked.”