courts

Courts are judicial bodies that interpret and apply the law to resolve disputes and administer justice. They are responsible for hearing cases, making legal judgments, and upholding the legal system.

Why it’s in the news: Courts are in the news due to a cyberattack disrupting their systems and high-profile legal disagreements between the government and the judiciary.

Latest on courts

• BAE Systems Security Incident Stalls Notices From US Bankruptcy Courts
• Attack on BAE-managed system disrupts US bankruptcy courts
• CNA Explains: What happens when the government disagrees with the courts?
• AMD CEO Lisa Su courts Korean AI chipmakers as it takes on Nvidia
• East Asia’s crypto market splits as Korea bets on AI tokens and Hong Kong courts institutions
• Toast Courts Convenience Stores With Fuel Platform
• legal AI vendors race to automate the sorting
• Courts will need to establish standards for proving foreseeability of AI breakouts to determine corporate responsibility
• The tension here isn't really about data ownership — it's about whether legal technology can move faster than the courts that govern it.

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