AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI & Policing: The Philippine National Police warned that failing to disclose AI-generated images of officers could trigger liability, including under the Revised Penal Code and cybercrime rules. Foreclosure & Possession: A Philippine legal explainer highlights how writs of possession after extrajudicial foreclosure hinge on redemption, consolidated title, and whether a third-party occupant has an independent right. Anti-Corruption: An anti-graft probe targets a court clerk accused of demanding a Ksh.180K bribe to influence a case outcome. Criminal Legal Aid: Canada’s CCLA launched a Charter challenge over Manitoba’s “chronic” underfunding of criminal legal aid. Religious Exemptions in Schools: U.S. lawmakers filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to reject Colorado’s nondiscrimination carve-out for religious preschools funded by the state. Free Speech on Campus: A Miami federal judge blocked FIU from enforcing an indoor protest policy that penalized students for silent T-shirt demonstrations. Corporate/Antitrust: California AG Rob Bonta pulled a meeting with Paramount over its Warner Bros. Discovery takeover, accusing leaks and bad faith. Courts & Governance: Zambia shut its judiciary for “security reasons” on the deadline for election challenges, drawing criticism from rights groups. Media Law (Moldova): Parliament adopted a new mass media law aligned with European standards, including a transparency register for ownership and funding.
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