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Via The Harvard Gazette By: Juan Siliezar The day will come, if it hasn’t already, when you’ll be riding down the road, glance to the side, and see a car motoring along with no driver. Autonomous …
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Via Procedurally Taxing By: Carl Smith This is an update on two cases discussed by Keith Fogg in a recent post. The post primarily discussed the case of Chandler v. United States, 2018 U.S. Dist. …
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Via WGBH By: Isaiah Thompson Last summer, Boston’s City Council and Mayor Marty Walsh passed Boston's first ordinance regulating short-term rentals in the city, aimed at allowing homeowners to …
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Via PennRecord By: Jenie Mallari-Torres A Harvard law project is suing the United States Department of Justice, citing alleged breach of duty. The Project on Predatory Student Lending of the …
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Via MassLive By: Shira Schoenberg Three veterans who sued Massachusetts for denying them a Welcome Home bonus should receive the money, a Suffolk Superior Court judge ruled. The ruling could affect …
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Via UPI Via Jessie Higgins President Donald Trump signed the 2018 farm bill Thursday afternoon, ending months of congressional negotiations over the $867 billion legislation. The bill, …
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