RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@_bholm @Rombbb_Gaming @asanoha_gold I think it would be great to have this doctrine codified into law in as many jurisdictions as possible. That will be hard work. ...

The 2025-26 Supreme Court term, which begins on Monday, should clarify a few areas of law that have remained murky while Donald Trump pursues his agenda. We explain what to expect https://t.co/lcdKzoXTrR ...

A simple framework for immigration is we want people to come to America who follow the law & contribute productively to our society & economy.We don't want people to come to America who break the law or refrain from contributing productively.Do you agree? What am I missing? ...

Existing tenants are certainly better off as a result of recent changes to the law. But there is inevitably a trade-off https://t.co/WVHNrTIgFZ ...

Slovakia passes anti-liberal law to recognise only two sexes https://t.co/qptinyu2HK ...

As a little girl growing up in Detroit, Jia Cobb often spent time at her father’s law office—just as her father did with his father, who in 1930, was one of the first Black graduates from the University of Chicago Law School https://t.co/jNBU0Rpv5T ...

Enrollment Trends - Harvard Law School saw an increase in the number of Black first-year students enrolled this fall compared to the previous year [1] - This reverses a previous decline that had brought attention to the school [1]

India’s top court paused the implementation of certain provisions of a recently amended law governing Muslim-owned properties donated for religious and charitable purposes https://t.co/rAtWgfgdU8 ...

Legal & Regulatory Landscape - Texas lawmakers passed a bill enabling private citizens to sue those involved in providing or shipping abortion pills, excluding the women taking the medication [1] - This law mirrors SB8, Texas's "bounty hunter" law, empowering citizens to sue abortion providers [2] - The US Supreme Court's inaction on SB8 pre-Roe v Wade overturning, due to the state's limited enforcement role, is a precedent for this new law [3] Potential Impact & Industry Concerns - Individuals can sue even without a direct relationship to the person seeking the abortion pill [4] - The goal is to discourage abortion providers and out-of-state entities from providing or shipping abortion pills to Texas [5][6] - Shipping companies like UPS and FedEx, or organizations facilitating medication shipments, may cease operations in Texas due to legal risks [7] - The number of lawsuits may be few, but the chilling effect on abortion access is the primary objective [6]

Texas law will allow residents to sue mail-order abortion pill providers https://t.co/s52i1WITJi ...