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It’s been hard to look away from the fascinating, bizarre and tragic trial of disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh, who was convicted this week of murdering his wife and son. This week, Pro Say is joined by Law360 senior trials reporter Cara Salvatore, who has been covering every twist and turn. Salvatore walks us through the big revelations that shaped the trial and led to the jury’s decision. Also this week, the International Trade Commission is weighing a potential import ban on Apple Watches after finding that Apple infringed a Masimo patent covering technology for measuring oxygen in the blood. And we break down an invitation for the Supreme Court justices to make some entertaining connect-the-dots drawings.
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Published 09/29/23
A dispute over a relatively obscure fishing industry rule is attracting considerable buzz ahead of the upcoming Supreme Court term, as the justices will consider whether to overturn their decades-old precedent providing leeway to federal regulators. The so-called Chevron deference requires courts...
Published 09/22/23