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Home, sweet home
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has reportedly issued a memorandum that authorizes its agents to enter private residences forcibly without a judicial warrant. James Percival, the general counsel for the Department of Homeland Security, recently defended the department’s policy and wrote that “deep-state actors in the federal government have for decades told ICE officers that they may not enter a fugitive alien’s home even with a final order of removal and administrative warrant.” We disagree.
Opinion | We Were Top Homeland Security Lawyers. You Can’t Wish Away the Fourth Amendment. Original
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GCs Should Use ‘SPARK’ to Rethink IP Portfolio-And Lower Costs
Legal departments faced with pressure to drive savings and enhance service can use the SPARK method to optimize their patent portfolio. • Some intellectual property is more aligned with the business’s current and future strategy and companies must determine which patents to continue defending. • Medtronic completed an IP overhaul by focusing on Strategic alignment, Prioritizing value, Advancing with AI, and then using Recognition and Knowledge management.
O’Connor’s Best Lessons-Fun, Resolve, Love-Weren’t Taught at Work
Next week, the late Justice Sandra Day O’Connor will lie in repose at the Great Hall of the US Supreme Court and be memorialized at a service at the National Cathedral. Justice O’Connor will be remembered as the first woman to serve on the high court, but she was much more than that. A trailblazing jurist, lawyer, former state legislator, and a true American patriot, she had a fierce sense of purpose and presence, and a zest for life that indelibly moved and inspired all whom she met.
O’Connor’s Best Lessons-Fun, Resolve, Love-Weren’t Taught at Work
Next week, the late Justice Sandra Day O’Connor will lie in repose at the Great Hall of the US Supreme Court and be memorialized at a service at the National Cathedral. Justice O’Connor will be remembered as the first woman to serve on the high court, but she was much more than that. A trailblazing jurist, lawyer, former state legislator, and a true American patriot, she had a fierce sense of purpose and presence, and a zest for life that indelibly moved and inspired all whom she met.
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