A sweeping Stanford Law study reveals how routinely federal courts seal records, sometimes concealing information with profound implications for public health and safety. ----
Evidence of dangerous drugs, defective products, and corporate misconduct is often hidden from public view through sealed court records. [...]
Anthropic’s decision earlier this year to restrict access to Claude Mythos, its new frontier model, reflects mounting trepidations over the system’s cybersecurity capabilities.
Mythos is viewed as more than simply another model capable of producing polished prose or exceptional code. [...]
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Trump at a rally in Montana yesterday reiterated that he wasn’t sure who U.S. officials were negotiating with in efforts to end the Iran war. [...]
For international (and some local) observers, the events of the last several weeks in Northern Ireland seem utterly incomprehensible. A group of men affiliated with the Unionist
Orange Order, citing historical precedent, sought to march down a particular length of road (Garvaghy) in a predominantly Nationalist area of Portadown southwest [...]
As the Italian government led by Giorgia Meloni prepares to enter the final year of its term, already the longest running executive of the 80 years old Republic, its latest
move has been the approval of new electoral legislation. This reform had been long awaited as one of the predominant electoral promises of the Fratelli d’Italia [...]
The making of climate law is a distinctly global exercise. Perhaps more than in many other areas of law, climate litigation develops through a conversation across jurisdictions,
as litigants borrow arguments, evidence, and strategies from proceedings elsewhere, while judges engage with decisions from vastly different legal traditions. [...]
With Flávio Bolsonaro winning the first round of the Brazilian presidential election and his party securing a ruling majority in Congress, the rise of the Latin American far
right continues apace. The phenomenon is not a collection of isolated data points, but a coordinated set of projects and alliances. [...]
In der Debatte über das Für und Wider eines Verbotsverfahrens gegen die AfD ist häufig zu lesen, ein Verbotsverfahren würde an der Hürde der aktiv kämpferischen, aggressiven
Haltung scheitern; so beispielsweise Merz, Dobrindt, Schuster, Papier. Auf seiner Homepage schreibt das Bundesinnenministerium: „Eine Partei kann nur dann verboten [...]
Im interdisziplinären DFG-Graduiertenkolleg „Europa nach dem Eurozentrismus“ an der Universität Konstanz sind zwölf Promotionsstellen und eine Postdocstelle ausgeschrieben.
Die zwölf Promotionsstellen (65 %, bis zu 4 Jahre) richten sich an Bewerbende mit einem Masterabschluss in Literatur- oder Kulturwissenschaften, Geschichte, Ethnologie, [...]
[Gregory S. Gordon is Professor of Law at Peking University School of Transnational Law and author of Atrocity Speech Law: Foundation, Fragmentation, Fruition (Oxford University
Press, 2017). A former prosecutor with the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the U.S. [...]