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Google and Apple lose in the FCA
Justice Jonathan Beach of the Federal Court rules against Apple and Google in their dispute with Epic Games, High Court to hand down decisions in PepsiCo and Laming matters today.
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While the country needs defamation laws, a number of recent cases expose serious flaws in the system.
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In this episode, JD I student Fatima Nadeem talks with Dr Tamer Morris to explore the role and limitations of international law in addressing human rights violations and achieving social justice in times of crisis.
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