Since the legalization of recreational marijuana in New York State three years ago, the city has witnessed a paradoxical boom not in legal, but in unlicensed cannabis dispensaries. These illegal operations have rapidly outnumbered their licensed counterparts, posing numerous risks to public health
The resurgence of cybercrime syndicates following significant global law enforcement crackdowns on notorious groups like LockBit highlights the adaptability and resilience of these criminal organizations. Despite successful actions taken by authorities in February and May against LockBit, a
In recent years, law enforcement agencies (LEAs) in Western democracies have recognized the necessity of adapting their strategies to combat an evolving and increasingly sophisticated cyber threat landscape. Faced with the limitations of traditional reactive measures, these agencies are adopting a
The unwarranted use of the Cybercrime Act against journalists in Nigeria has sparked a contentious debate over the real intentions behind its enforcement. As cases of journalists coming under fire for their professional pursuits mount, the community, along with human rights organizations, is
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
