Denmark wants to conscript more people for military service – including women, for the first time
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A state by state review of how easy or difficult it is to enforce open records laws in the US reveals many obstacles
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My clients, the liars
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Denmark's tough laws on begging hit Roma women with few other options – the Roma minority are heavily discriminated against across Europe
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British pubs keep getting demolished and rebuilt
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They're always guilty ... or are they?
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With little enforcement or legal culpability, social media helps wildlife trafficking thrive in plain sight
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France becomes the first country in the world to guarantee abortion as a constitutional right
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A legal historian who studies the US abortion battle explains why the Alabama state Supreme Court’s decision on in vitro fertilization is so momentous
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UK requesting comments for updating ebike power laws
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Texas is right. The tech giants need to be regulated.
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The 24-hour city: In a push to bolster nightlife, cities are changing laws to keep bars, restaurants and transit systems operating round-the-clock
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Conservative government would require websites to verify age to watch porn: Pierre Poilievre
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Germany's new cannabis law to pass this week and take effect in April
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What is India's "uniform civil code" and why does it anger Muslims?
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Greece legalizes same sex marriage
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American Bar Association calls for US courts to find a different word than master, citing history and negative associations
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The real history of Rule 34
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The CHIPS Act treats the symptoms, but not the causes
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US court bans three dicamba based weedkillers and finds EPA broke law in approval process
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Megathread - Update on state court cases challenging legality of Donald Trump candidacy under the 14th amendment section 3 of the US constitution
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Secretive US right wing advocacy group promotes model legislation to limit public nuisance claims like those responsible for tobacco and opioid verdicts
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"By all means, go after big tech. But for the love of the next generation, don’t pretend that it’s going to help vulnerable youth."
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Popular AI chatbots found to give error-ridden legal answers
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Florida official letter: "Misrepresenting" gender on drivers licenses is fraud, changes now banned
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Inside the crime rings trafficking sand
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Detroit’s LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce is helping create a business renaissance
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Walkers’ Sensations Poppadoms vs HMRC: Crunch time
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US companies including Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Starbucks are using new legal playbook against unions, experts say
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Feminism versus multiculturalism [an argument against feminism and multiculturalism being 'incompatible']
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The US GOP doesn’t want to punish trans people—it wants to eradicate them
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US FDA recommends easing restrictions on marijuana
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Moose, maple syrup and monopolies: Is Canada finally taking on its oligarchs?
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Ohio pastor charged for housing the homeless
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British Columbia, Canada: Family pets will no longer be considered property during divorce proceedings
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Google formally endorses right to repair, will lobby to pass repair laws
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Plant-based spread maker tries move into paper-based tubs
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EU Cyber Resilience Act: What does it mean for open source?
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Iceland fisheries minister rebuked over 2023 whaling ban – Parliamentary Ombudsman says whaling ban lacked legal footing
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Notes on the Ivory Coast
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The Vikings and the Muslim scholar
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AI and trust
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US President Joe Biden pardons thousands on federal marijuana charges, commutes others
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Can doctors in England detain you under the Mental Health Act if they've only met you in MS Teams? (No, not any more)
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Sculptor sues Swedish glassmaker Kosta Boda for €1m in test of EU ‘bestseller clause’ – landmark case may open door to retrospective claims across bloc
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Blasphemy laws have returned to Denmark – even fanatical Quran-burners must remain free
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The divided states of football: The changing face of America's favorite sport
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The most dangerous Canadian internet bill you’ve never heard of is a step closer to becoming law
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The $10 billion charity no one has heard of | The SDG Impact Fund grew from $238 million in 2020 to $10 billion in 2021... which seems to have been fueled by cryptocurrencies and digital art assets
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San Francisco and Grants Pass Oregon lawsuits about homelessness highlight this question: Do those who reject shelter choose homelessness?
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