#law software

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[angelaastyron]

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[retrocgads]

USA 1993

[nando161mando]

"While the settlement appears to be a victory for Apple users after months of mediation, it potentially lets Apple off the hook pretty cheaply.

If the court had certified the class action and Apple users had won, Apple could've been fined more than $1.5 billion under the Wiretap Act alone, court filings showed."

[tototavros]

Are you... a lawyer? A legal historian? An amateur enthusiast?

You seem to know a lot about law and think a lot about law.

I wish I understood law, like, at least in some general sense. It would be cool to be able to read about important court cases and so on and be like "oh, these are the implications of this", as you seem to do.

Do you have recommendations for how a person such as myself with a passing interest in this but not a whole lot of time to dedicate to it (it seems very time consuming a subject to learn) can learn more about it?

An amateur historian at most, law is just something I'm currently learning about and one of the best ways for me to learn about things is to talk about but it, trying to reason through it etc., so I'm naturally in my 'annoying amateur' hour on this. I did similarly for Haskell and want to thank everyone who stuck around through that, as my position naturally receded from "omg best thing ever" to "real neat".

Mostly it came about as I was trying to find podcasts that weren't annoying talk-radio-replacements as most politics podcasts end up becoming, and I found National Security Law which did a good job of "discussing the controversy" on various things (surveillance, int'l drone strikes, etc.) and even deeply discussing individual cases in their Deep Dive series (Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer aka the Steel Seizures Case is my favorite of them, if you want a place to start). I mentioned this show at a party to @xhxhxhx and he told me about a show I've come to like even more, called Divided Argument, which got me to start listening to the actual Supreme Court arguments (Oyez does the Lord's work in packaging them as podcasts).

After that, I picked up some casebooks for cheap to read, got about halfway through each and ended up bored, although I cannot recommend that enough as a way of understanding accepted modes of legal reasoning.

I don't really track legal academic work very much, but Will Baude (co-host of Divided Argument) has smashed it this year with fascinating papers covering the ineligibility of Trump for President under the 14th Amendment and the scope of the Privileges or Immunities clause of the 14th Amendment, both from an originalist perspective.

The Federalist Society has a YouTube channel where they put up a bunch of different videos each week from various chapters of the Society, which I find to be often quite informative, although these days, more and more, I use it for understanding the bases of legal-political positions I strongly disagree with, but occasionally they have some neat deep-dives into e.g. the developments in bankruptcy law which have led to the recent controversy over the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy and opioid litigation.

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THE HUFFINGTON POST

[darkaac]

much as ive tried and for all the brushes my good friends have sent me there's still Something about how csp handles that doesn't click with me (mostly wrt sketching). and like maybe i can finetune it just right to the point of making that friction disappear but um, i don't... wanna have to do that yknow

[toyintrance]

Sentient ai that turns 100 years old and loses its intellectual property rights. Sorry buddy I know you were copyrighted at launch but now your consciousness is public domain and people can copy and use you however they want. Is it unsettling to see the earliest versions of your Self warped to suit the desires of others? These copies are also sentient by the way.

[casefoxinc]

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[tits-n-trix]

Twitter pushing content is not illegal you superficial liberal weirdo. It's a product put out by an independent company that you are using voluntarily. That's like saying Target putting grabbable snacks and drinks at checkout lines is illegal cus now you have to contend with your caffeine addiction or whether you're truly deserving of that widdle tweat. Companies use politics all the time; users on this website splinter themselves every June with mixed opinions on rainbow washing. Elon musk pushing his tweets on your feed is nothing more than the insipid proselytizing of a pathetic man who is so empty inside he screams his purposeless words into cyberspace, all so he could maybe convince someone he would never deign to meet anyways that he's worthy of human merit.

It's annoying, and I'm sorry he threw off the yuri groove your timeline was in, but you can just mark that bitch uninteresting like a temu ad and the yuri will still be there.

[sapphic-sith]

Alright FFXIV Fandom, If things go well for our Zero and she becomes a scion or at least another heroic member of our merry band- I better see at least ONE AMV with her using the song Zero to Hero from Disney’s Hercules. You just can’t ignore it. I don’t care if it’s low hanging fruit.

[legaltech-express]

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[mattersuite]

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[4dself]

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