The landscape of international law is on the cusp of change with the introduction of the UN Cybercrime Convention. Intended as a global framework to combat the ever-increasing threat of cybercrime, the Convention has become a lightning rod for concern among human rights organizations. A central
In a decision that reverberated through legal and political circles, the U.S. Supreme Court weighed in on a dispute with the futures of regulatory processes and First Amendment rights hanging in the balance. This consequential ruling emerged from the high-stakes contention between the National
The opioid epidemic has ravaged communities across the United States, and North Carolina is no exception. The criminal justice system, at the intersection of public health and law enforcement, finds itself at the front lines of this battle. In North Carolina's jails, a critical transformation
The European Union has always been at the forefront of data protection and digital regulation, and its latest legislation on artificial intelligence is no different. Cast against a tapestry of growing concerns around the world, the EU's AI law, dubbed a historic stride in digital policymaking,
Microsoft's New Stance on Facial Recognition With pressing ethical questions and societal concerns looming over facial recognition technology, Microsoft has made a bold move to limit its use. Specifically, Microsoft has updated the terms of its Azure OpenAI Service to distinctly prohibit the
The alarming rise in ransomware attacks across the globe has necessitated a multi-faceted approach to counter the threat. Law enforcement wins, such as the arrest of ransomware developers, while significant, only scratch the surface of a deep-rooted cybercrime ecosystem. A multi-dimensional
