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Akiva Shapiro

New Jersey
As seen in: The Wall Street Journal, New York Law Journal, Forward, Bloomberg Law, Law360, City Journal, Mondaq, Bloomberg Tax, The Jewish Link of New Jersey, Law360 UK and
constitutional and commercial litigator (Roman Catholic Diocese v Cuomo, free speech/defamation, torts & breach of K), Jewish/Israel texts & history, daddy x 4
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Update and Enforce the KKK Act Against Pro-Hamas Thugs

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By Akiva Shapiro
| City Journal Verified
On May 11, masked hooligans surrounded a synagogue in Brooklyn, shoved congregants, and blocked them from entering. Just a few days before, keffiyeh-clad thugs rushed police barricades protecting a Manhattan synagogue. In April, a similar crowd harassed Jewish diners sitting at sidewalk tables. Ever since October 7, 2023, in fact, cities, towns, and campuses across America have been periodically overrun by such hoodlums.
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Prediction Markets Can’t Go on Without Legal Enforcement in Place

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By Mark Pinkert, Akiva Shapiro, Brandon Smith
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Prediction markets have increased the risks of government officials engaging insider trading and corruption, leaving states and the federal government scrambling to stop it. Yet there are few mechanisms to prevent it right now. States and federal government must act quickly to develop rigorous and effective frameworks beyond merely banning officials from insider trading. Some states are already moving to address the problem. In April, New York Gov.
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Prediction Markets Can’t Go on Without Legal Enforcement in Place

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By Mark Pinkert, Akiva Shapiro, Brandon Smith
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Prediction markets have increased the risks of government officials engaging insider trading and corruption, leaving states and the federal government scrambling to stop it. Yet there are few mechanisms to prevent it right now. States and federal government must act quickly to develop rigorous and effective frameworks beyond merely banning officials from insider trading. Some states are already moving to address the problem. In April, New York Gov.
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