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Federal Circuit: VA Flight Training Benefits Still Require a Degree
Federal Circuit, Sept. 3, 2026: Loomis v. Collins holds an FAA-approved flight course still needs a college degree program to draw VA education benefits.
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Ireland's Courts Set Generative AI Rules for Court Documents
From 1 September 2026, Irish practice directions CA16 and HC142 require independent verification of generative AI content in civil court documents.
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Italy Garante Fines Corona EUR 4,950 for Publishing Chat Audio
Italy's Garante fined Fabrizio Corona EUR 4,950 for publishing Raoul Bova's private chat audio. Order n. 492 adopted 3 July 2026, published 3 September.
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Maine Court Rejects Strict Scrutiny in Religious Custody Ruling
Maine's Law Court held in Bickford v. Bradeen, 2026 ME 94, that the best interest standard, not strict scrutiny, governs religious custody calls.
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Minnesota Supreme Court Rules Public Employers Keep CORA Discretion
The Minnesota Supreme Court held September 2, 2026 that public employers keep discretion over rehabilitation evidence under Minn. Stat. 364.03, subd. 3.
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Ninth Circuit Strikes Idaho Delay on New Court Complaints
The Ninth Circuit held on September 3, 2026 that Idaho's policy of withholding newly e-filed civil complaints until a clerk processes them is unconstitutional.
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Seventh Circuit Upholds Dismissal of AI CSAM Possession Charge
The Seventh Circuit held 18 U.S.C. 1466A(b)(1) unconstitutional as applied to in-home possession of AI-generated CSAM. What the August 25, 2026 ruling does.
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Court Denies xAI Injunction Against Minnesota Nudification Law
A Minnesota judge denied xAI a preliminary injunction against the state nudification law on September 4, 2026 without deciding the First Amendment question.
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CNIL Fines French Hospital EUR 500,000 Over Breach Notification Failure
France's CNIL fined Hopital Prive de la Loire EUR 500,000 after a breach hit 524,867 patients and 202,246 trusted contacts. Only the patients were told.
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California AB 1331 Workplace Surveillance Bill Clears Legislature
AB 1331 passed the California Legislature but is not yet law. See what the workplace surveillance bill would actually restrict, and enforce, if enacted.
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California SB 1130 Smart Glasses Bill Is Now on the Governor's Desk
SB 1130 would ban secretly recording people in California businesses with smart glasses. It was presented to Governor Newsom on September 9, 2026 and is not yet law.
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SB 690 Passes California Legislature: What the CIPA Bill Changes
California SB 690 has passed the Legislature but is not law. See what the CIPA pen-register bill would change, its current status, and the Governor deadline.
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