Austrade awards students across India at SAEC 2024

SAEC 2024, which saw participation from 33 student teams across prominent institutions in India, had students working in multidisciplinary teams to build tech-enabled solutions to solve real-world problems on one of the two themes – global net zero goals and artificial intelligence. Each team created a three-minute video pitch, evaluated by a panel of SAEC…

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Can a Non-Lawyer Own a Law Firm? Find Out Here!

If there has been one constant about the qualifications to own an American law firm, it has been this–you must be a lawyer. With the exception of the District of Columbia, the default rule in U.S. jurisdictions for decades has been that non-lawyers cannot own law firms. However, this is now changing, with many states…

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New Law on Juvenile Capacity to Proceed – North Carolina Criminal Law

The current law that governs a juvenile’s capacity to proceed in a delinquency matter matches part of the criminal law that governs a defendant’s capacity to proceed. The Juvenile Code expressly incorporates G.S. 15A‑1001, ‑1002, and ‑1003—the criminal provisions that establish a capacity standard and establish procedure to raise and determine capacity to proceed. G.S….

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First Set of Draft Rules to Provide Debt Relief Released

The Biden-Harris Administration released its first set of draft rules that propose to provide student debt relief for tens of millions of borrowers across the country. “Student loan forgiveness isn’t only about relief for today’s borrowers,” said U.S. Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel A. Cardona. “It’s about social mobility, economic prosperity, and creating America that…

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