The latest How Appealing roundup offers a single digest of the week's appellate-court developments.
The latest installment of the How Appealing weekly roundup is now available at Above the Law. The post, part of the ongoing series, aggregates the week's appellate news for readers following federal and state appeals courts.
As with previous editions, the roundup serves as a curated starting point for tracking developments in the appellate world. While the announcement itself does not list specific cases or topics, the post's stated scope is the week in appellate news.
A proposed cross-border framework would let regulators verify AI systems without forcing developers to surrender trade secrets.
A Lawfare Daily episode examines how Gulf capitals are maneuvering to avoid being dragged into the widening Iran war.
A federal judge's opinion examines whether a public school's hosting and promotion of a Turning Point USA event could amount to sex discrimination under Title IX.
The Court will decide whether its Stinson precedent still requires judges to defer to the U.S. Sentencing Commission's interpretations of its own guidelines after Kisor.