The use of AI in hiring has been criticized for the way it automates and entrenches existing racial and gender biases. AI systems that evaluate candidates’ facial expressions and language have been shown to prioritize white, male, and able-bodied candidates.
When Florida’s law cracking down on illegal immigration took effect July 1, it included those holding Delaware-issued driver’s licenses for undocumented immigrants.
In accordance with Florida’s recently passed Senate Bill 1718, Delaware was one of five states listed whose driver’s
June 16 – Law firm Baker Botts said Friday that it has chosen litigation partner Danny David, a career lawyer in the firm’s founding office of Houston, as its new managing partner.
David, who helps lead the firm’s litigation department
By Sachin Gupta
In the ever-evolving legal landscape of India, the year 2023 presents an array of promising career options for those interested in pursuing a path in law. From traditional roles to emerging specialties, the field offers diverse avenues
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee’s first-in-the-nation law designed to place strict limits on drag shows is unconstitutional, a federal judge says.
The law is both “unconstitutionally vague and substantially overbroad” and encouraged “discriminatory enforcement,” according to the ruling late Friday
The United States and the European Union’s top justice official on Tuesday criticized Polish plans for a law that they say could keep political opponents from holding public office without them having the full powers to challenge the decision in
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo signed legislation late Tuesday that protects abortion rights for out-of-state patients seeking care in the state, as well as for providers within the state.
In doing so, Lombardo became one of a handful of Republican governors
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday that he is sending more than 1,100 state law enforcement agents and National Guard members to Texas’ border with Mexico. The number is a tenfold increase compared to a similar move in
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked part of New Jersey’s new handgun carry law that barred weapons from being carried in so-called sensitive places and halted a new insurance mandate the law sought to institute.
Second Amendment rights groups that
