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  1. Ex Libris Juris

    Sunshine Week and the Public’s Right to Know

    By Elizabeth Martinez

    Sunshine Week is a nonpartisan effort aimed at safeguarding the public’s legal right to access government records to support greater openness and transparency. An initiative worthy of more than just…

  2. Simple Justice

    Why The Bondi Gambit?

    By Scott Greenfield

    At the public hearing of the House Oversight Committee, Attorney General Pam Bondi was, to say the least, uncooperative. Without answering questions, she reached deep into her “Op Book” to…

  3. The Legal Wire

    European Commission opens consultation on second draft Code of Practice on marking and labelling of AI-generated content

    By The Legal Wire

    The European Commission has opened a consultation on the second draft Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content. The Code of Practice addresses obligations under Article 50 of the…

  4. The Law and Policy Blog

    Six proposals for improving public procurement

    By David Allen Green

    26th February 2026 Yesterday we saw what was wrong – here are suggestions for what could be put right * This is a sequel, of sorts, to the post here…

  5. Inside Political Law

    Senator Grassley Introduces Legislation Requiring Disclosure of Foreign Third‑Party Litigation Funding

    By Alex Langton

    Earlier this month, Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) introduced the Litigation Funding Transparency Act of 2026, which would impose significant new disclosure obligations on third‑party litigation funding in major federal civil…

  6. Simple Justice

    Tuesday Talk*: Was Cannon Wrong To Bar Smith Report, Volume II?

    By Scott Greenfield

    There is no doubt that Southern District of Florida Judge Aileen Cannon harbors unduly kind feelings toward her patron, President Trump. Her bizarre prior rulings in the documents case, reversed…

  7. Althouse

    "In the not-too-distant past, most people probably would have at least grudgingly accepted a regime in which prosecutors and law-enforcement agents sorted through materials from a sprawling investigation…"

    By Ann Althouse

    "... and made public only those portions needed to properly handle a case. The additional information that might interest us, and perhaps even help improve society, would remain secret. Federal…

  8. The Justice Gap

    Met Police win legal challenge over mandatory disclosure of Freemasons’ membership

    By Wanjiru Gathuru

    The Metropolitan Police has successfully defended a legal challenge against its policy requiring officers to declare membership of the Freemasons, a move described as vital for restoring public trust. On…

  9. OpenUK Blog

    Amanda Brock: Shaping Transparent & Accountable AI on NDTV

    By Zin Lwin

    As a leading voice in open technology, Amanda Brock, CEO of OpenUK, is driving AI to be transparent, accountable, and ethical. Catch her at the #NDTVIndAISummit, in partnership with the…

  10. The Attorney Marketing Center

    The truth, the whole truth, and (almost) nothing but the truth

    By David Ward

    You’re not good at everything. Sometimes you make mistakes. Sometimes you don’t do what you said you would do when you said you would do it.  You’re a lawyer. And…