@LexIpsaLoquitur acting under orders from the government or based on a law passed by Congress? Constitution only says “Congress shall make no law…” cc: @profnqr
@hodgetwins@micsolana Twitter acting by itself to suppress free speech is not a 1st amendment violation, but acting under orders from the government to suppress free speech, with no judicial review, is
Em palestra oferecida pelo @IBCCRIM, Martin De Luca e Scott Nielson explicam os efeitos das #leisanticorrupção dos EUA no Brasil e como alavancar investigações internas para se beneficiar da cooperação e para se defender contra táticas agressivas. https://t.co/bBwtaYMAjt
In a lecture offered by the @IBCCRIM, Martin De Luca and Scott Nielson explain the effect of U.S. #anticorruptionlaws in Brazil and how to leverage internal investigations to benefit from cooperation while defending against aggressive tactics. https://t.co/A7gIvXwjge
O vasto escopo do discovery nos EUA pode surpreender litigantes no Brasil, mesmo com a recente limitação da aplicação da Seção 1782 pela Suprema Corte norte-americana, conforme explicam Gabriela Ruiz, Martin De Luca e Scott Nielson ao @ConJur_Oficial. https://t.co/7mYu0c6e3G
Despite the U.S. #SupremeCourt limiting the use of discovery for private international #arbitrations, there are still ways for Brazilian litigants to leverage the power of U.S. discovery, Gabriela Ruiz, Martin De Luca and Scott Nielson wrote in @Law360. https://t.co/5eZZBsV5lk
@JoshuaJPrince When I was in law school, Georgetown briefly fell to 15th and we had a collective existential crisis, wondering whether we had fallen from the “T14”, or would it now become known as the “T15”? (And did anyone outside of Georgetown actually care about T14/15??)