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  1. North Carolina Criminal Law

    2026 Appropriations Act Creates a New Type of Special Superior Court Judge: The Complex Family Financial Court Judge

    By Shea Denning

    Jeff wrote last week about several provisions in the 2026 Appropriations Act that might be of interest to readers. This week, I’m back with one more: Section 16.19 of the…

  2. Texas Business Court Watch

    Texas Business Court Judges Reappointed: All 10 Judges to Continue Serving Through 2028

    By Roland Garcia, Elizabeth Ross Hadley

    On July 29, 2026, Gov. Greg Abbott reappointed all 10 judges serving on the Texas Business Court to new two-year terms beginning Sept. 1, 2026.

  3. The Korean Law Blog

    IPG Legal’s Article on Korean Litigation for Lexology

    By Sean Hayes

    Court system What is the structure of the civil court system? The civil court system in South Korea has a three-tier structure. At first instance, civil cases are generally heard…

  4. North Carolina Appellate Practice Blog

    State Budget Ushers In Modest Appellate Changes

    By Matthew Nis Leerberg

    Governor Stein signed a state budget into law today, triggering happy headlines about teacher pay and investments in community colleges, amidst debates over a number of other provisions. Tweaks to…

  5. Legal Bites

    Justice Kotiswar Singh Leads Global Dialogue on AI in Judicial Systems at Brussels; Senior Diplomats and Policy Leaders Participate

    By LB Desk

    Brussels, Belgium | 22 June 2026 : The Centre for Indo-European Cooperation (CIEC), Brussels, successfully hosted a high-level international dialogue on "Role of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Judicial Functioning",…

  6. Law Times News

    Ontario judges weigh AI’s risks and rewards in the courts

    By Law Times News

    Courts are currently developing new policies and issuing guidelines for good AI practices

  7. The Southern District of Florida Blog

    Judge Lenore Nesbitt

    By johnr-byrnesdfla-blogspot-com

     By John R. ByrneWe probably should have featured Judge Nesbitt's portrait back in March when it was Women's History Month--but better late than never. Judge Nesbitt was certainly a trailblazer. A…

  8. Microjuris Blog

    Poder Judicial avala uso condicionado de Inteligencia Artificial

    By Valeriaalicea3

    La rama judicial impulsa proyectos para facilitar trámites ciudadanos, generar transcripciones y desarrollar herramientas de búsqueda

  9. Bartlesville Law Blog

    The Osage County District Court: How It Works

    By Kyle Persaud

    The Osage County District Court is a court of the state of Oklahoma. The Osage County District Court is a court of “unlimited jurisdiction.” This means that the Osage County…

  10. Bartlesville Law Blog

    The Washington County District Court: How It Works

    By Kyle Persaud

    The Washington County District Court is the state court that serves Washington County, Oklahoma. The Washington County District Court may hear any type of case where venue in Washington County…