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Darkreading.com reported on Cofense Phishing Defense Center analysis of 31,429 malicious emails between October 2018 and March 2019 and that cybercriminals

BankInfoSecurity.com reported that there was about "370 million in known 2020 ransomware profits - via ransoms that got paid - which represents a 336% increase over known 2019 earnings…

Recently enacted federal legislation geared toward making employment at sea safer has resulted in many mariners being denied credentials and/or renewals of their credentials through the National Maritime Center. 46 USC 7511, enacted in 2022, bans the issuance of any merchant marine credentials (MMC) to anyone who has been convicted under the federal sexual abuse statutes (18 USC Ch 109A) or under state statutes deemed substantially similar.

Scan the ABA White Collar Crime Institute agenda and you can see where the bar thinks enforcement is heading: anti-corruption, antitrust, tax, and the growing role of technology in investigations.

Iowa's amended criminal trespass statute prohibits camera use during trespassing incidents, raising questions about First Amendment protections for activists filming on private property.

June 21, 2012 (New York) – Global law firm Proskauer won an important victory before the U.S. Supreme Court in a ruling today that the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 (FSA), which reduced the disparity in federal sentencing between crack and powder cocaine offenses, applies to defendants who were sentenced after its passage even though their offenses pre-dated the law.

Importantly, the DoJ's report also seeks to limit the discretion of online platform operators in editing user-generated content.

President Obama has recently signed into law the reauthorized Violence Against Women Act of 2013, which brings a number of important amendments to the Clery Act.

This time, we're taking a closer look at what might be driving the reversal rate for criminal cases from the Third District.

The PCI announced updates to its payment device standard, which will enable stronger protections for cardholder data, including data cardholders' PINs and cardholder data stored on the magnetic stripe of cards or on mobile devices.

Justice Neville has written three majority opinions each in habeas corpus, criminal procedure and constitutional law. He has written one majority opinion each in cases involving violent crimes and process offenses.

House Democrats took a major step toward the impeachment of President Trump this week as the House Judiciary Committee formally introduced, and ultimately adopted, articles of impeachment.

Since joining the Court in 2018, Justice Neville has written sixteen opinions in civil cases – fifteen majority opinions and one dissent.

Since joining the Court, Justice Neville has voted with the majority in 96.63% of all civil cases. However, his percentage has declined each year...

An unanimous U.S. Supreme Court determined that police officers must get a warrant to search a suspect's cellphone, absent an exigent circumstance.

United States Attorney General ("AG") William P. Barr highlighted ongoing enforcement challenges resulting from immunity provisions under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

A divided Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held that a court may compel a criminal defendant to provide the password to encrypted digital evidence.