On two separate occasions in recent years, the Kentucky Supreme Court has applied the Kentucky Open Records Act according to its terms. In doing so, it refused to allow two local police agencies to impose a blanket “investigation” exception to
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Standing Up To An Attack On My Profession
I went to law school for several reasons. For one, I wasn’t smart enough to get into medical school. Second, I was (still am) terrible with numbers. Third, TV lawyers like Perry Mason, Clinton Judd and Owen Marshall seemed really…
Setting The Record Straight On Trump Deportation Lawsuit
There has been much discussion about a lawsuit pending in Washington, D.C. wherein District Court Judge James Boasberg is presiding over a case filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of five Venezuelans swept up in a deportation…
No Copyright Protection For AI Creations
There are likely more questions than answers surrounding the concept of Artificial Intelligence. It is a new frontier. But the federal appeals court for the D.C. circuit recently answered one question that has been on the minds of a lot…
Sean Combs' Accuser May Not Proceed Anonymously
A New York based federal judge recently decided that “Jane Doe,” one of the women accusing Sean Combs, aka Puff Daddy, P. Diddy and Diddy (let me know if I’m missing any) may not proceed with the suit anonymously. This…
The Right To Record ICE
The Cincinnati Enquirer has reported on the uptick in detentions by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (“ICE”) since President Trump’s inauguration. ICE is coming whether we like it or not.
White House Lapse In Judgment
The Associated Press recently filed a lawsuit in federal court in Washington D.C. against three officials in the Trump White House — White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Taylor Budowich and White House Chief…
SNL Goes to The Courtroom
This weekend’s events celebrating Saturday Night Live’s 50th Anniversary had me thinking about the times the show featured skits about lawyers. There were more than you probably think. And while this column isn’t intended to be an exhaustive list, here…
Ohio Supreme Court Ensures Access For All Media
Late last year, the Ohio Supreme Court, in an order written by Chief Justice Sharon Kennedy, confirmed that the right to record and photograph trial court proceedings is not the exclusive right of legacy media. Recognizing the current landscape, the…
The Back and Forth with the Corporate Transparency Act Continues
The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) (31 U.S.C. § 5336) has done more to confuse small business owners than it has done to achieve its goal of cracking down on crimes. Ever since the CTA was enacted by Congress on January…