AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPhilippines Anti-Corruption: Leyte Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez’s lawyer urged the Ombudsman to dismiss kickback complaints, saying 32 witnesses tied to a rival party-list have withdrawn or testified for him. Brazil Digital Rights: Brazil’s Attorney-General sued Discord in federal court, seeking BRL 500 million in collective emotional damages over alleged weak protections for women, children, adolescents and animals, and calling it “digital safaris.” China Legal Education: China’s Ministry of Justice unveiled a 2026–2030 plan to use AI and big data for more targeted, interactive public legal education. US Voting Fight: The US Supreme Court gave President Trump a procedural win on mail-in voting, but lower-court limits on parts of the order remain in play. Illinois Assisted Suicide: A federal judge temporarily blocked Illinois’ physician-assisted suicide law for specific Catholic and Lutheran entities. Police Accountability: A civil rights lawsuit was filed over the death of “Big Sam” Samuel Brown, alleging excessive force by a Baltimore County officer. E-Bike Regulation: Illinois’ new e-bike law requires licenses and insurance for high-speed riders starting Jan. 1. Meta Kids’ Case: Meta reached a settlement with multiple states over alleged addictive design for children, ending a major trial but leaving other litigation alive.
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