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Fani Willis Makes Trump Team Turn
Four of Donald Trump's co-conspirators have flipped and taken deals with the prosecution. FindLaw takes a look at the perps and what happens now.Fake Crime and Real Punishment: Carlee Russell Found Guilty
Carlee Russell faked her own kidnapping. Now she's confessed and is facing the consequences. FindLaw digs into the fake crime and very real punishment.Suspect Charged with 1996 Murder of Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas
Duane Davis indicted for open murder with a deadly weapon with gang enhancement by over Tupac Shakur's 1996 shooting. FindLaw explains.U.S. Senator Robert Menendez Indicted by Federal Grand Jury on Corruption Allegations
U.S. senior senator for New Jersey, Robert Menendez, pleads not guilty to bribery and corruption charges at New York Court, and refuses to resign.Hunter Files Suit Against Dad's IRS in Tax Lawsuit
FindLaw explains Hunter Biden's lawsuit against the IRS. Hunter alleges they unlawfully disclosed his tax return information in violation of federal law.Can Facebook Contact Violate a No-Contact Order? What About a Restraining Order?
Visit FindLaw to learn what no-contact orders are and what online activity they prohibit.What's All the Racket With RICO Law?
First Young Thug and now Donald Trump are being charged for violating the RICO laws a in Georgia and at the federal level. FindLaw breaks down what these laws mean.Spanish Soccer Federation President Kisses a Player. Is It Sexual Harassment?
A storm of criticism falls on Spanish Soccer Federation President Luis Rubiales after kissing player Jenni Hermoso. Does it qualify as sexual harassment in the workplace? FindLaw explores.Explainer: Georgia's Charges Against Trump in Context
The Danger of Crossing State Lines for July Fourth Fireworks
Think it's just harmless fun to drive to a neighboring state to bring fireworks back home? Read more on FindLaw's Blotter.Michigan Law School Bans ChatGPT Generated Applications
Michigan Law School is the first U.S. law school to ban use of ChatGPT in its admissions process outright. Other law schools take different approaches.Silverman Goes for the Gold
Sarah Silverman is suing two of the biggest AI companies. FindLaw looks at the suit, the context, and the future of copyright law.Federal Judge Fights theA Use ofA Artificial Intelligence in His Courtroom
AI has found its way into the courtroom, and at least one judge isn't happy about it. FindLaw looks into the judge's new anti-AI mandate.Generative AI: Biggest Threat to theA Music IndustryA Since Napster?
Generative AI is causing a stir across all sectors of life everywhere in the world. The latest set of concerns strikes at the very heart of the music businessaprotections against infringement for copyrighted music.Tips for Catching Deepfakes in Evidence
Some deepfakes are jarringly sophisticated, but there are still a few tells to watch for. Keep these tips in mind when reviewing audio and video evidence.Bumpy Road Ahead for All in Adoption of AI in the Legal Industry
Advancements in artificial intelligence are happening faster and faster. What does that mean for the court system? FindLaw takes a look.Lawyer Removed from Radio City Music Hall After Facial Recognition Flagged Her As Opposing Counsel
MSG Entertainment banned attorneys from firms involved in litigation against the company from entering its venues. But how far will they go to enforce it?Can Sentient AI Break the Law?
A Google engineer's claims of a sentient chatbot have us wondering: What would happen in criminal law if the 'bots start to think for themselves?Tesla's Elon Musk Accuses SEC of Harassment, Broken Promises, and Chilling Free Speech
Musk settled with the SEC in 2018 after a tweet landed him and his company in hot water, but now he says the agency failed to uphold its end of the deal.Texas Sues Meta for Violating State Biometric Privacy Law
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed suit in Texas district court seeking billions in damages for violating state biometric privacy laws.Page took 2 seconds to load.
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