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Current: @NCITE_COE — I read a lot of court records because I like a good story. Won a Pulitzer a few times. “A well-known PACER watcher” - Justice Dept
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#193: Illegal Voting is Legal Now?

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By Seamus Hughes, Peter Beck Verified
| Court Watch
Welcome to Court Watch #193. This week was filled with surprises. Be it the U.S. government staffer allegedly sidegigging for a terrorist organization, or a purported gun trafficker who thought pointing a weapon at a police memorial while wearing a ‘Cop Killer’ jacket would go legally well for him, or even a federal judge finding the President’s chief criminal prosecutorial priority is actually unconstitutional.
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Courts Free Iranians From Detention Faster Than ICE Arrests Them

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By Owen Auston-Babcock, Alexia Fernández Campbell, Seamus Hughes
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
The war in Iran has put ICE detainees from that country in a unique position: They’re being released at a faster pace than ICE is arresting them. As Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested an average of 21 Iranian citizens every month since the war’s start in February, federal courts have freed an average of 25, according to court records and a Bloomberg Law analysis of recent ICE data.
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The AI Threat We’re Not Talking About

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By Daniel Byman, Sam Hunter, Seamus Hughes
| Lawfare Verified
Large language models. Artificial general intelligence. Sentience. The singularity. All terms that a few years ago were barely in the lexicon. Now that they’re becoming commonplace in discussions about artificial intelligence (AI), it's important to introduce one more. Abliterated AI. The word combines “ablate,” meaning to cut out or strip away, and “obliterate.” Apt, because abliterated AI models have had ethical guardrails (refusal vectors) removed.
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