Judicial Discipline: South Carolina’s Supreme Court suspended Georgetown Municipal Court Chief Judge Richard Dana Todd Jr. after SLED arrested him on an unlawful neglect of a child charge, with the suspension tied to “credible information” that his continued service poses a threat to the public and the administration of justice. Sports Eligibility Litigation: An Ohio judge ruled the NCAA can’t enforce eligibility limits against Villanova QB Pat McQuaide, granting him a preliminary injunction to play this season—prompting NCAA pushback and appeals. Domestic Abuse Politics: U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno publicly urged Rep. Max Miller to resign and seek “serious psychological help” over abuse allegations, as Miller denied the claims and said he’ll stay in the race. Consumer & Environmental Compliance: New Jersey’s “Skip the Stuff” law took effect Aug. 1, requiring restaurants and delivery platforms to provide many single-use items only if customers request them. Public Safety & Courts: North Carolina AG Jeff Jackson led a bipartisan push to strengthen FCC rules against illegal robocalls, backing tougher “Know Your Customer” requirements. International Legal Pressure: Bangladesh’s home minister said the government has hired a Dubai law firm to challenge Benazir Ahmed’s conditional UAE bail and seek his return through legal processes. High-Profile Courtroom Cases: Australia’s NSW Court of Appeal ruled video recordings of antisemitic threats by Bankstown nurses are admissible in their criminal case.