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What happens when a Mostro dispute is opened? 🧌 \ stacker news
9+ hour, 7+ min ago (77+ words) When a Mostro 🧌 dispute opens, it's never an algorithm deciding who's right. The admin of that node, or a solver they've assigned, looks at the actual evidence. A real person makes the call, and the sats move based on what…...
Why Screenshots and Social Media Posts May Become Evidence in Ukrainian Courts
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (951+ words) A single image can open a legal trail, but hidden details about its origin and preservation may determine whether it withstands scrutiny. A screenshot from Telegram or Instagram, a video from a social network, a geotag on a map, or…...
ICEBlock's October App Store Removal: Apple's Statement, and the Lawsuit That Followed
16+ hour, 18+ min ago (298+ words) Apple removed ICEBlock, an app that let users report sightings of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, from the App Store in early October 2025, and said at the time it had acted on information from law enforcement about safety risks. The…...
Four Minutes Saved Per Case: Brazil’s MIDAS Offers a New Blueprint for AI-Powered Justice | Technology
19+ hour, 16+ min ago (568+ words) The technology tested in Fortaleza is MIDAS, the Similar Acts Identification Mechanism, developed under Ceará's PROMOJUD judicial modernization programme. The IDB-supported modernization project amounts to US$35 million and forms part of the broader US$1 billion Brasil Mais Digital credit line....
Before AI enters Bangladesh’s justice system, we must decide who is accountable
22+ hour, 14+ min ago (727+ words) Artificial intelligence could help make legal services in Bangladesh more accessible. But before we entrust it with citizens’ legal problems, we must decide who is accountable when it gets them wrong. Recently, the Legal Tech Hackathon 2026, supported by UNDP Bangladesh…...
Explaining origin trial
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (617+ words) Origin trial: a browser scheme that switches an experimental feature on for a whole site via a signed token. How tokens, usage caps and deprecation trials work. Two boundaries catch implementers. Iframes inherit nothing: each frame is a separate document…...
The Cost Without An Advocate
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (353+ words) How a consequence can accumulate in work that no role is responsible for defending. Some costs arrive in a meeting as an objection. Others first appear in the tools …...
Article 21 — Where Motion Is Mistaken for Movement
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (901+ words) Last time, we reached a point where problems were no longer hidden or misunderstood, but fully visible, repeatedly discussed, and quietly accepted, mostly because fixing them required more coordination than living with them. This time, we didn’t accept the problem....
Video Game Consoles and the Texas App Age Assurance Law
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (236+ words) Posted in Mobile Privacy Recently there has been a flurry of legislation targeting mobile app stores and app developers, requiring, among other obligations, verifying a user’s age. To date, Alabama, California, Louisiana, Texas and Utah have passed this type of…...
How We Cut Target Leakage from 92% to 0.1% in Court Outcome Prediction (and Built a Triple-A MCP Server)
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (139+ words) When building AI for court outcome prediction, there is a massive hidden trap that invalidates most benchmarks: target leakage. In Dutch court rulings, roughly 92% of raw texts contain the actual outcome verbatim (dictum or conclusion sentences like "the court dismisses…...