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| | While law enforcement and the public largely welcome the new wave of forensic genealogy, others worry that privacy rights are being eroded by an investigative approach with little regulatory oversight. |
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| | | | Even casual observers have a sense of Andy Warhol's groundbreaking pop-art style. Yet there is one surprising legal question of fair use and transformative value that begs consideration: Just what is a "Warhol"? »Read more |
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| | When considering our New Year's resolutions, we all want to be more resourceful with our time, especially with our workdays. We don't realize how much time meetings can take up if they are conducted in an inefficient manner. Author and lawyer Donald Tortorice has offered a solution with his new book, The Modern Rules of Order. |
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