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Penn State Receives ABA Approval to Establish Unified Law School

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University Park, PA — In a significant development for legal education in Pennsylvania, the Penn State Board of Trustees has given its seal of approval for a consolidation that will unite two of its law school campuses. This move, sanctioned by the American Bar Association, paves the way for a merged entity beginning fall of the next academic year. This newly unified law school will combine the resources and strengths of Penn State Dickinson Law located in Carlisle and Penn State Law based in University Park. The unanimous decision from Penn State’s trustees aims to … Read more

Ireland Races to Establish Crypto Regulations Ahead of Incoming EU Anti-Money Laundering Directives

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Dublin, Ireland – Amid growing concerns over financial crimes and investor protection, the Irish government is in the process of drafting urgent cryptocurrency legislation. This move comes ahead of the anticipated comprehensive anti-money laundering regulations by the European Union, reflecting Ireland’s proactive approach to addressing both the risks and opportunities presented by digital currencies. As digital assets continue to gain traction on global financial markets, they also bring a variety of challenges, especially concerning money laundering and other illicit activities. In response, the Irish cabinet has already approved early legal frameworks specifically targeting these threats … Read more

Louisiana Lawmakers Propose Bill to Establish 25-Foot Rule Governing Interactions with Police Officers

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LAKE CHARLES, La. – State lawmakers in Louisiana are proposing a new law that would impose a minimum distance of 25 feet between individuals and police officers. The legislation, known as House Bill 173, aims to make it a crime for anyone to approach a law enforcement officer closer than the prescribed distance after being ordered to stop. Offenders could face fines up to $500, imprisonment for up to 60 days, or both. This bill is not a new initiative, as it was previously considered by the legislature in 2023 but was ultimately vetoed by … Read more