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Michael Jaccarino

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New York City journalist and author of America's Last Great Newspaper War: The Death of Print in a Two-Tabloid Town; Former papers @NYDailyNews @NatEnquirer
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Courts are beginning to hold social media giants legally liable | amNewYork

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By Arthur Aidala, Michael Jaccarino Verified, Ava Rosenberg
| amNewYork Verified
Recently, two consecutive verdicts, with occurred within one day of each other, have ushed in a monumental change in the viability of lawsuits against social media companies. The two cases, decided in California and New Mexico, are the first cases to hold social media companies liable for causing harm to adolescents. Rather than focusing on the dangers of social media content, the cases focused on the harmful design strategies implemented by Meta.
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Op-Ed | The disappearance of the criminal jury trial

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By Arthur Aidala, Michael Jaccarino Verified
| amNewYork Verified
In the American imagination, the criminal justice system is a theater of wood-paneled courtrooms, impassioned closing arguments, and the dramatic wait for a jury’s verdict. But today, the reality of the system has shifted into the shadows of office hallways and digital backrooms. The federal criminal trial is no longer the climax of justice; it is an endangered species.
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Op-Ed | Evolving legal frameworks to effectively prosecute conflict-related sexual violence (Part 2) – amNewYork

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By Arthur Aidala, Michael Jaccarino Verified
| amNewYork Verified
In part 1 of this series, we discussed how, historically, conflict-related sexual violence was rarely treated as a prosecutable offense, and the evidentiary demands of international law were not built with conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) realities in mind. The Dinah Project is hoping to fix this. The chaos of modern warfare is prevalent, and many times the origins and purpose of CRSV get contested. These difficulties are compounded by attribution.
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