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Smokey Robinson Loses Defamation Claims Against Rape Accusers

Legendary musician Smokey Robinson’s claims against four houekeepers who accused him of sexual assault were trimmed by a Los Angeles judge.

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Executive orders, from George Washington's first directive on, have been pivotal throughout US history. However, President Trump has used executive orders to advance his agenda in a more aggressive way than any president before him, prompting, at times, legal challenges and judicial intervention.

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Geofencing Case Shows Surveillance Tech Should Be Closely Tracked

Should your phone’s proximity to a crime scene allow police to access your location? That is the question the US Supreme Court will consider in the case of United States v. Chatrie this week. Lacking reliable camera footage or other leads, police in the case tracked down the culprit through three separate court orders. The three-stage process may be the best way to proceed.

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