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Mississippi College School of Law now mandates artificial intelligence education for first-year students as legal institutions adapt to both the risks and potential uses of the technology.
According to Cointelegraph, the 3rd Collegiate Chamber of the Brazilian High Court has unanimously ruled that the court can seize the debtor's cryptocurrency assets to repay creditors. According to the ruling, judges can now issue a notice to cryptocurrency exchanges to request the seizure of the account holder's assets for debt settlement. In a memo posted on its website, the high court noted that although cryptocurrencies are not legal tender, they can be used as a means of payment and a store...
On February 20 local time, U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper of the Federal Court in Washington, D.C., ruled that the Trump administration can continue to lay off federal government employees on a large scale for now, rejecting the union's request to prevent Trump from making deep cuts 2.30 million federal employees. It is reported that the ruling on that day is temporary, and the lawsuit is still ongoing. Previously, the US Treasury employees union and four other unions filed a lawsuit las...
