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Programming note

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Supreme Court has announced that it will issue one or more opinions in argued cases beginning shortly after 10 a.m. Once posted online, you can access the opinion(s) via this Court’s home page and its opinions page. Programming note: The U.S. eastern time on Monday, March 4, 2024.

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Tunisia police arrest political cartoonist on suspicion of insulting PM

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A prominent political cartoonist in Tunisia announced he was released from custody Friday on his Facebook page. Tunisian authorities arrested Tawfiq Omrane, well-known for publishing satirical drawings of political figures on his Facebook page, on Thursday on suspicion of insulting Prime Minister Ahmed Al-Hasani through his cartoons.

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AP: Pakistan judge sentences 22 year old to death and teenager to life imprisonment under blasphemy laws

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In August 2023, a Pakistan spokesperson announced the arrest of two Christian brothers for blasphemy. The two were accused of ripping pages from the Quran. Additionally, in January 2022, a woman was sentenced to death as a result of blasphemous WhatsApp messages.

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Meta announces removal of three state-linked fake account networks

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Facebook parent company Meta Thursday announced that it took down three state-linked “domestic influence operations” in the past quarter. Nimmo disclosed to AFP that one Facebook page reach two million followers before it was shut down.

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US Supreme Court to hear two cases about public officials blocking users on social media

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Essentially, what the two lawsuits ask the court to determine is whether the officials’ actions on their social media pages constituted a state action—one carried out by a government official in the course of their duties. Lindke had taken to Freed’s Facebook page to criticize Freed’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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European Commission investigates Google, Apple and Meta for non-compliance with Digital Markets Act

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Previously, Google announced changes to its search results, including implementing dedicated units and chips to facilitate users’ access to comparison sites in areas such as flights, hotels, and shopping. Additionally, Google has removed certain features from its search results page, such as the Google Flights unit.

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Self-Help Information by the Courts in 2021

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Arkansas offers an online system to pay traffic tickets or set up a scheduled payment plan using a credit card at: [link] The California courts have had their Self-Help Center online for many years at: [link] And they have an announcement that they are working on a new step-by-step format that one can preview here. Very well done.

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