Morning Legal Links ... In legal slippery slope, high school and college students across the nation are using social media to get out of finals; London police now wearing cameras as part of a potentially game-changing pilot program that directly uploads footage for authorities to see in real time; Vermont likely to be sued left and right after becoming first state in the nation to require the labeling of genetically engineered foods Its not even clear if this is ethical or legal -- but its happening: High school and college students around the country are using social media to make deals with their teachers and professors in an effort to altogether nix their final exams: usat.ly/1uJmoNm London Metropolitan Police will be attaching small cameras to their uniforms as part of a year-long pilot to capture evidence in real time that will not only help police capture, manage, and share digital evidence while out on the streets, but also monitor how both officers and persons of suspects interact during arrests and crime scenes: on.mash.to/1jnAUWL Anticipating lawsuits after passing a GMO law that makes Vermont the first start in the nation to require the labeling of genetically engineered foods, Vermont creates a $1.5M legal defense fund to prepare for manufactuers ire: wapo.st/1fNS8rd
Posted on: Fri, 09 May 2014 15:18:21 +0000
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