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Isn’t Revenge Porn Constitutionally Protected?

Mark Bennett | February 9, 2013

Dylan Love at Business Insider (the article contains lots of bad legal advice) writes: There is a seedy underbelly of the internet where people post nude or otherwise compromising photos of their ex-girlfriends or boyfriends for anyone to see, sometimes to get back at a lover who jilted them. These so-called “revenge porn” sites bring up a […]

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Behind the Jury-Selection Curtain: Challenges for Cause

Mark Bennett | February 9, 2013

A commenter on this post asks: I do have a few questions on challenges for cause. Mostly, how are they resolved? Is it entirely about negotiation to consensus and good faith, or does the judge have complete discretion? Also, what happens if you don’t have a large enough panel remaining for a strike zone of […]

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