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Andy Levy taught MSBA Appellate Practice Skills Training. – Go Health Pro

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Andy Levy taught MSBA Appellate Practice Skills Training. – Go Health Pro

Partner Andy Levy was one of the leading appellate faculty members who taught the Maryland State Bar Association’s (MSBA) Appellate Practice Skills Training program on March 27. Attendees learned essential skills in appellate brief writing, oral arguments, Daubert appeals, appellate court procedures, issue selection, and motion practice. Attendees also earned five Minimum Continuing Legal Education … Read more

Andy Levy teaching upcoming MSBA Appellate Practice Skills Training – Go Health Pro

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Andy Levy taught MSBA Appellate Practice Skills Training. – Go Health Pro

Partner Andy Levy is one of the leading appellate faculty members teaching the Maryland State Bar Association’s (MSBA) upcoming Appellate Practice Skills Training program on March 27. Attendees will learn essential skills in appellate brief writing, oral arguments, Daubert appeals, appellate court procedures, issue selection, and motion practice. Attendees can also earn five Minimum Continuing … Read more

12K hardcoded API keys and passwords found in public LLM training data – Go Health Pro

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12K hardcoded API keys and passwords found in public LLM training data – Go Health Pro

Roughly 12,000 hardcoded live API keys and passwords were found on Common Crawl, a large dataset used to train LLMs such as DeepSeek.Security pros say hardcoded credentials are dangerous because hackers can more easily exploit them to gain access to sensitive data, systems, and networks. The threat actor in this case practiced LLMJacking, in which cybercriminals … Read more

CfP GYIL; BIICL Training Programme; CfP Business and Human Rights Workshop; CfP Criminal Justice Conference; Nuremberg Academy Lecture; CfS Green Deal Seminar; CfP Genocide and the Ocean; CfP Use of Biometrics by Armed Forces; CfS Ocean Governance for a Sustainable Future; International Law Breakfast Briefing – EJIL: Talk! – Go Health Pro

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CfP GYIL; BIICL Training Programme; CfP Business and Human Rights Workshop; CfP Criminal Justice Conference; Nuremberg Academy Lecture; CfS Green Deal Seminar; CfP Genocide and the Ocean; CfP Use of Biometrics by Armed Forces; CfS Ocean Governance for a Sustainable Future; International Law Breakfast Briefing – EJIL: Talk! – Go Health Pro

1. Call for Papers: The German Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 68, 2025). The call for contributions to the “General Articles” section of Volume 68 (2025) of the GYIL is now open. Submissions can be on all topics and fields of interest that are relevant to public international law. Papers submitted should be in English, be between 10,000-12,500 words (inclusive of footnotes), and must conform with the GYIL style guide (available here). Submissions, including a brief abstract, keywords, statement of affiliation, and confirmation of exclusive submission, should be sent by 30 September 2025 to the Managing Editor of the GYIL via e-mail: yearbook {at} wsi(.)uni-kiel.de. More information can be found here.

2. BIICL Training Programme 2025. The British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) is now accepting registrations for its programme of short courses for 2025. Courses include: Foundations of public international law; Public international law in practice; Climate change law: Climate change litigation; Artificial intelligence governance; Cultural heritage law; Business and human rights; and, Law of the sea. BIICL is also offering two summer schools on Law and Technology (30 June- 4 July) and on Public International Law (14-18 July). These courses are led by BIICL’s team in collaboration with external partners, combining academic expertise with practical insight. Discounts are available for group bookings and individual members of BIICL. Scholarships are available for individuals and NGOs – terms and conditions apply. More information can be found on the BIICL website.

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Monica Basche quoted in a Baltimore Sun article about the MD Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services rolling out body-worn cameras for correctional officers: “Any additional oversight is better than the status quo, but body-worn cameras are not a substitute for hiring qualified individuals and training them to respect the constitutional rights of prisoners.” – Go Health Pro

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Monica Basche quoted in a Baltimore Sun article about the MD Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services rolling out body-worn cameras for correctional officers: “Any additional oversight is better than the status quo, but body-worn cameras are not a substitute for hiring qualified individuals and training them to respect the constitutional rights of prisoners.” – Go Health Pro

Brown, Goldstein & Levy attorney Monica Basche was quoted in a recent Baltimore Sun article that reported on the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services (“DPSCS”) pilot program for body-worm cameras for correctional officers.  The pilot program will start with a staggered roll-out  at five Maryland prisons, with  an agency-wide roll-out later this … Read more