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Could James Bond lose the 007 name because of a trademark claim? A legal expert says it’s not that simple
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Could James Bond lose the 007 name because of a trademark claim? A legal expert says it’s not that simple

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Robin Hood or cold-blooded killer? Jury selection and jury nullification will be key in Luigi Mangione’s murder trial, Northeastern legal expert explains
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Robin Hood or cold-blooded killer? Jury selection and jury nullification will be key in Luigi Mangione’s murder trial, Northeastern legal expert explains

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Missing data hinders law enforcement’s fight against gangs, Northeastern network scientists find
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Missing data hinders law enforcement’s fight against gangs, Northeastern network scientists find

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Judges have issued preliminary injunctions against some of Donald Trump’s executive orders. What does that mean?
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Judges have issued preliminary injunctions against some of Donald Trump’s executive orders. What does that mean?

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Why would anyone refuse a presidential pardon? Northeastern law experts explain
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Why would anyone refuse a presidential pardon? Northeastern law experts explain

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Prince Harry settled in his phone hacking battle against Rupert Murdoch’s newspapers. This expert explains why it didn’t go to trial
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Prince Harry settled in his phone hacking battle against Rupert Murdoch’s newspapers. This expert explains why it didn’t go to trial

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A Jim Crow-era cold case researched by Northeastern students is the first set of records to be released under new law
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A Jim Crow-era cold case researched by Northeastern students is the first set of records to be released under new law

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Jay-Z and Diddy allegations spotlight challenges faced by sexual assault survivors
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Jay-Z and Diddy allegations spotlight challenges faced by sexual assault survivors

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What would a Supreme Court’s ruling on TikTok mean for free speech protections in the US?
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What would a Supreme Court’s ruling on TikTok mean for free speech protections in the US?

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Can The Onion still acquire Infowars after judge rejects bid? Expert in bankruptcy law outlines possible next steps
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Can The Onion still acquire Infowars after judge rejects bid? Expert in bankruptcy law outlines possible next steps

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Can Donald Trump undo birthright citizenship by executive authority? ‘He might try,’ legal scholar says
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Can Donald Trump undo birthright citizenship by executive authority? ‘He might try,’ legal scholar says

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Where does Hunter Biden’s pardon rank in the history of presidential pardons? Pretty low, says a constitutional law expert
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Where does Hunter Biden’s pardon rank in the history of presidential pardons? Pretty low, says a constitutional law expert

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