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Foundations: IRS Launches Review Project
About a decade ago, the Internal Revenue Service launched an initiative targeting “high net worth families.” This project was designed to look well beyond just the individual 1040s of the nation’s very wealthy to their related entities including private foundations. It “lasted a little while and then fizzled out a few years later,” according to law professor Phil Hackney who was in the IRS Chief Counsel’s Office at the time. This push apparently ended “……
Linked: Remote Work Doesn’t Have to Mean All-Day Video Calls
As I look at the workplaces that have remained remote, versus the ones who couldn’t wait to get back to “normal”, I suspect this has a lot to do with the difference: “The Covid-19 crisis has distanced people from the … Read More
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Fairfax VA County Schools Hit by Maze Ransomware
Hurts when it is close to home and involves your grandchildren.
As the Washington Post reported on September 11, hackers successfully attacked the Fairfax County Public Schools computer system in Virginia and placed ransomware on some of its systems.
The district serves 189,000 students in northern Virginia. It said it had recently learned of the attack and it is working with security experts to investigate the scope of the attack and determine what information was…
A Court-Side Seat: Flint Failures, Missed Deadlines, Toad Work and a Game of Chicken
Making the case for post-secondary education for people in prison
Emily Mooney has this effective new commentary at Politico headlined “We Already Have a Tool That Lowers Crime, Saves Money and Shrinks the Prison Population.” Here are excerpts:
In America, individuals released from prison often return to crime. One study published in 2018, which analyzed data from 23 states, found that 37 percent of those released in 2012 returned to prison within three years. Of those released in 2010, 46 percent returned to prison within…
Artificial Intelligence, COVID-19 and the Tension between Privacy and Security
Privacy v. Speech? Supreme Court to Weigh in on TCPA Restrictions on Automated Calls
The Supreme Court on May 6, 2020 heard oral argument on a widely-watched First Amendment case that may have broad ramifications for the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and, potentially, government restrictions on telecommunications more broadly.
Originally passed in 1991, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act is enforced by the Federal Communications Commission and contains various restrictions on telemarketing, including the use of auto-dialers (sometimes called “robocallers”). The FCC has strengthened the law’s restrictions over time and…