Vermont AG Leads Coalition in Legal Battle Against Trump Administration’s Return of Seized Machine Gun Conversion Devices

MONTPELIER, Vt. — Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark has joined a multistate lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s decision to return thousands of seized devices that convert semiautomatic rifles into fully automatic weapons. This legal action seeks to stop the revival of a policy that could lead to the widespread distribution of these dangerous tools. The current administration has reversed a policy established during the Biden administration that restricted the return of these machine gun conversion devices, which have been associated with incidents of gun violence. Clark’s decision to participate in the lawsuit reflects growing concerns … Read more

Federal Judge Sentences Evergreen Man to Over Three Years for Illegal 3D-Printed Machine Gun Devices

MOBILE, Ala. — A federal judge has opted for a steeper sentence than recommended for a 22-year-old Evergreen man involved in a case concerning the manufacture of illegal firearm conversion devices using a 3D printer. During a hearing on Wednesday, Senior U.S. District Judge Ginny Granade sentenced Ishmell Jarah Williams to three years and one month in prison for possessing a machine gun conversion device, rejecting a plea deal that had advocated for a more lenient sentence of 2½ years. Judge Granade expressed her belief that a minimum sentence was not suitable for Williams, emphasizing … Read more

Legora Emerges: Swedish AI Start-Up Rebrands to Revolutionize Legal Work with Advanced Machine Learning

Stockholm, Sweden – The Swedish legal technology company Leya has announced a significant transformation, rebranding itself as Legora. This name change, described by CEO Max Junestrand, underscores a pivotal shift reflecting the company’s growth and its reinforced dedication to enhancing how legal professionals collaborate and manage their workflow. Founded on the principle of revolutionizing the legal sector, Legora seeks to alleviate the day-to-day burdens of legal work such as document reviewing and extensive research, which often overshadow the strategic aspects of legal practice. Junestrand cited witnessing firsthand the toll these repetitive tasks took on talented … Read more

Voting Machine Co-Founder Ordered to Testify in High-Stakes Lawsuit Involving Broadcast Network and Prominent Election Conspiracy Advocates

WASHINGTON — A judge has ordered that James Hoover, co-founder of Dominion Voting Systems, must testify in a high-profile lawsuit that involves claims made against his company regarding the 2020 presidential election. The legal battle targets broadcaster One America News Network (OAN) and several prominent supporters of former President Donald Trump, including Patrick Byrne and Mike Lindell, who are accused of promoting unfounded election fraud theories. Federal Judge Moxila A. Upadhyaya ruled that Hoover’s deposition would be limited to three hours. The decision is part of the ongoing legal proceedings where Dominion seeks to hold … Read more