Supreme Court Report, Volume 32, Issue 15

This Report summarizes an opinion issued on May 29, 2025 (Part I); and cases granted review on June 2, 2025 (Part II).

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2025 Capital Forum

This annual event allows state and territory attorneys general an opportunity to engage with federal officials, discuss important policy issues, and learn about the latest state and federal legal developments.

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2025 Supreme Court Practice Seminar

This annual two-day seminar gives attendees information and insights on how to effectively practice in the United States Supreme Court.

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2025 Eastern Region Meeting

We’re looking forward to welcoming you! Please mark your calendar and stay tuned for more details.

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From Trial to Appeal: Effectively Preserving Error for Review

Our goal is to sharpen your awareness of common pitfalls and practical strategies so that you can strengthen your trial practice and protect your record effectively for appellate review.
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Supreme Court Report, Volume 32, Issue 14

This Report summarizes an opinion issued on May 29, 2025 (Part I); and cases granted review on June 2, 2025 (Part II).

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2025 Antitrust Seminar

This annual seminar for attorney general office attorneys is a specialized program focusing on antitrust law, tailored to meet the unique needs of state antitrust enforcers.
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42 State and Territory Attorneys General Urge Meta to Take Action Against Investment Scam Ads

The attorneys general called on Meta to enhance its advertiser vetting processes and increase human oversight of investment-related ads.

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Supreme Court Report, Volume 32, Issue 13

This Report summarizes an opinion issued on May 29, 2025 (Part I); and cases granted review on June 2, 2025 (Part II).

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Bipartisan Coalition of 42 Attorneys General Urges Passage of Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act

The legislation seeks to end the abusive use of mortgage credit trigger leads while preserving their use in narrowly defined, consumer-consented circumstances.

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