Artificial IntelligenceEvidenceFeaturedFlorida Law
October 21, 2025By Laura Leyva Hevia
First-party residential property insurance relies heavily on photographic evidence. When a homeowner experiences damage from a storm, fire or plumbing leak, the usual process is to file a claim, submit pictures of the damage and await inspection by an insurance adjuster. This pathway to collect evidence assumes that photos accurately capture real damage and that […]
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Criminal ProcedureEvidenceFeaturedFirst Amendment
October 20, 2025By Nadia Bernal
The recent public conversation flooding news and social media outlets around singer d4vd, highlights how quickly song lyrics can become entangled with criminal suspicion.[i] David Anthony Burke, professionally known as d4vd, is an American singer and songwriter whose rise to fame was largely shaped by online culture.[ii] He first gained attention by creating Fortnite gameplay […]
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Artificial IntelligenceEvidenceFeatured
September 24, 2025By Leyda Mujica
The courtroom drama is no longer just human; Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) is writing, arguing, and even confusing the script. A trending story that caused outrage in the courtroom and memes on social media occurred in the New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division’s First Judicial Department earlier this year. Jerome Dewald, a plaintiff representing himself […]
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Criminal LawEvidence
January 11, 2021By Ricardo Jerome
For many years Hip Hop has been a prevalent genre in music and is becoming increasingly popular each year. Particularly, the relationship between Hip Hop and the laws of this land has been violent to say the least. Being that Hip Hop emerges from the culture of inner-city communities, it is not difficult to see why there would be tension.
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