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La. (KPLC) – A former bookkeeper for Hamilton Christian Academy appeared in court Wednesday (May 13) for a hearing to determine how much money she owes the Lake Charles private school following a theft plea

On July 24, 2026, The Supreme Court of Ohio (the “Court”) was notified by vendor West Publishing Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Thomson Reuters Corporation and doing business as Thomson Reuters Court Management Solutions (collectively, “TRCMS”), of a cybersecurity incident that occurred involving the “C-Track” system (“Incident”). C-Track is an appellate case management system…

Thomson Reuters’ court data breach is a reminder of a risk clients think someone else is managing | Insurance Business

The Minnesota Supreme Court and the Minnesota Court of Appeals were among the units of the state’s judicial branch that were hit by a data breach involving user information, officials confirmed Thursday.

Officials are investigating a data breach of backup files in a system used by the Montana Supreme Court for appellate cases and electronic filing, according to a news release from the Montana Supreme Court Chief Justice Cory Swanson.

The New Hampshire Supreme Court says some of its case data was exposed in a cybersecurity breach.

If the Supreme Court accepts New Jersey’s petition, it would tee up a case with sweeping implications for the prediction markets industry, which has unleashed billions of dollars of betting across nearly every aspect of modern life. Scott Olson/hide caption

Brazil’s top electoral court set new standards for what it will consider to be artificial intelligence -generated deepfakes in political advertising, a move aimed at curbing misinformation and manipulation ahead of October elections

Billboards popped up around the Twin Cities recently promoting DraftKings’ entry into the prediction market, which helps it get around laws in states that don’t allow legalized sports betting.

A federal appeals court has upheld the dismissal of a charge against Wisconsin resident Steven Anderegg for privately possessing obscene AI-generated sexual images depicting fictional children in his home, finding that existing Supreme Court precedent protects that narrow form of possession under the First Amendment. Separate federal charges accusing him of producing, distributing and sending…