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Disappearing Evidence—Why Your Phone Can’t Wait For Forensics
Modern smartphone evidence vanishes fast. Preserve now or risk losing it forever.
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How artificial intelligence changes what counts as proof. AI-generated evidence, authentication, expert testimony and the court decisions setting the rules.
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AI Judges Follow The Law, Human Judges Follow Their Hearts, Study Reveals
AI follows law, but humans follow hearts. Study shows judges are swayed by sympathetic defendants, while AI judges consistently apply legal rules.
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How These ‘Super Phone Bills’ Can Prove You’re Lying In Court
Call detail records reveal your historic location, communication, and activity—here's how.
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How Smart Lawyers Make Dumb AI Mistakes—And How To Avoid Them
Forbes contributor Lars Daniel exposes the danger of AI hallucinations appearing in legal work product. Learn how these fabrications are leading to judicial sanctions and damaged reputations across prominent law firms.While AI adoption in legal…
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Elon Musk’s ‘Scary Smart’ Grok 3 Release—What You Need To Know
According to Elon Musk, “this might be the last time an AI Is better than Grok”—Here's why.
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U.S. Court Ruling Puts AI Training Practices Under The Microscope
This ruling could have significant implications for copyright law and AI development—here's why.
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Comics Help Jurors Understand Forensic Testimony, New Study Finds
Comics could be the answer to clarifying forensic testimony for jurors—here's why.
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Justin Baldoni Vs. Blake Lively: Metadata Mystery Fuels Legal Showdown With The New York Times
Baldoni’s amended lawsuit alleges that metadata shows the New York Times began preparing its article weeks before Lively filed her formal complaint.
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Judge Throws Out Facial Recognition Evidence In Murder Case
Judge excludes facial recognition evidence in murder case, citing concerns over reliability and transparency.
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45 Million Phones Tracked Without Consent, Says Lawsuit
Lawsuit alleges the cell phone location data from 45 million Americans was recorded without consent.
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Historic First—Judge Dons Oculus VR Headset To Experience Crime
Broward County Circuit Court Judge Andrew Siegel became the first to use virtual reality technology in a criminal proceeding.
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Murdaugh Appeals Murder Convictions—Claims Cell Phone Evidence Flaws
In the ongoing legal battle surrounding Alex Murdaugh, the role of digital forensics has taken center stage.
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