AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFourth Amendment Limits: A U.S. judge ruled “tower dump” warrants are per se unconstitutional, striking down cell-tower bulk location/time data requests in a Mississippi gang probe. Tech & IP: Rippling and Runlayer are fighting over alleged copying and AI patent claims after their partnership soured. Social Media Liability: A U.S. appeals court let thousands of youth-addiction lawsuits against Meta, Google, TikTok and others move forward, rejecting an early bid to block them. Adani Case Fallout: A federal judge dismissed U.S. fraud/bribery charges against Gautam Adani after DOJ dropped the case, while sharply criticizing DOJ’s unusually handled decision. Work-from-Home Law Delayed (Australia): Victoria postponed its two-day right to work from home, extending consultation ahead of the November election. Judicial Independence Under Pressure (Bangladesh): Rights groups condemned a mob attack and courtroom vandalism targeting a judge amid bail-related unrest. Terror-Free Türkiye Framework: Turkey’s parliament passed a 12-article law setting procedures for PKK disarmament and dissolution. Criminal Sentencing (Ohio): Ohio’s Supreme Court upheld a nearly 30-year sentence for a teacher convicted of grooming and threatening victims. Medical Devices Regulation (India): Device industry groups urged India to create a separate medical-device law, saying a pharma-centric bill won’t fit device realities.
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