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Supreme Court Rejects Genius’ Preposterously Stupid Lawsuit Against Google

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The post Supreme Court Rejects Genius’ Preposterously Stupid Lawsuit Against Google appeared first on Above the Law. Not genius.

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The Best Legal Blogs for Attorneys in 2024

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Law Technology Today Part of the American Bar Association (ABA) Law Practice Division, Law Technology Today prepares you for tomorrow by covering tech-focused topics like AI, cybersecurity in the legal field, and more. Supreme Court, SCOTUSblog provides insights on what petitions to watch.

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Students can participate in virtual court simulations, presenting their cases, arguing motions, and receiving instant feedback. This immersive technology not only enhances learning but also helps students hone their argumentation and presentation skills, preparing them for real-world legal practice.

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