Anthony J. DreyerDavid W. HansenStuart D. LeviJohn M. BeahnPaul M. Kerlin
The Supreme Court has commenced hearing of the lawsuits filed by broadcast journalist, Richard Dela Sky and Researcher, Dr Amanda Odoi challenging the passage of the LGBTQ+Bill by Parliament. The two controversial lawsuits have since stopped the Bill from being sent to President Nana Addo Dankwa A...
The Supreme Court's historic building hasjust 50 seats set aside for the public, and on traditional argument days many of those who show up hours before arguments begin are turned away. The scarcity of the seats has spawned asecretive, informal economy of paid line-standers. Subsequent cases ...
CanadaSupreme Courttariffroyaltycommunicationmusicmusical workIn Rogers Communications Inc. v. Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada, 2012 SCC 35, the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously upheld the Copyright Board's certification of a tariff for communication royalties when such ...
The Supreme Court waited months to act in the case. The last of the written briefs in the case was filed Oct. 19. But a court that includes three Trump appointees waited through the election, Trump’s challenge to his defeat and a month after Trump left office before issuing its order....
filed to discontinue the streaming of the biographical movie on OTT platforms. On the choice hand, the makers of the movie and clearly all connected to it can perchance finally breathe a assert of support with the Supreme Court docket refusing to discontinue the streaming of...
saying, “the Internet is happening to everybody, whether you like it or not.” Aereo, backed by billionaireBarry Diller, has plans to more than double the number of cities it serves, although the high court could put a major hurdle in the company’s path if it sides with the br...
The court says that Google’s argument that users know that the opt-out will only impact whether or not their user activity data is connected to their Google account “fails to persuade.” It says that Google’s disclosures fail to establish this with reasonable clarity. The court further men...
With time running out before the ban takes effect Jan. 19, the justices agreed to decide the TikTok case on a fast-track basis, scheduling two hours of oral argument. “We’re pleased with today’s Supreme Court order,” TikTok spokesperson Michael Hughes said in a statement. “We believe...
More broadly, Justice Scalia said in his dissenting argument that the Court’s ruling also has the potential to reach even further into cloud storage as a whole. “The Court vows that its ruling will not affect cloud-storage providers and cable television systems…but it cannot deliver on that...