More than a month into the start of the 2020 census in rural Alaska, some workers going door to door have grown frustrated by not knowing when they will get their next assignments. Others have bought gear to protect against ...
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More than a month into the start of the 2020 census in rural Alaska, some workers going door to door have grown frustrated by not knowing when they will get their next assignments. Others have bought gear to protect against ...
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Read More »With a name that sounds like futuristic fiction, Rapid DNA machines roughly the size of an office printer have helped solve rape cases in Kentucky, identified California wildfire victims and verified family connections of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border. Now ...
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Read More »With a name that sounds like futuristic fiction, Rapid DNA machines roughly the size of an office printer have helped solve rape cases in Kentucky, identified California wildfire victims and verified family connections of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border. Now ...
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An international labor- and employment-law firm with attorneys in Missouri has launched a new technology platform that provides clients with on-demand access to data, analytics and legal advice. On May 9, Littler launched its new Littler onDemand platform. St. Louis ...
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Several years ago, Steve Koslovsky decided to launch a second career of teaching English as a foreign language. He said he thought it would enable him to travel the world as he neared retirement. He didn’t think it would enable him to continue to practice law in Missouri.
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St. Charles County Circuit Judge Rick Zerr tried to hold a hearing via videoconference in his courtroom on June 25. It didn’t work.
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Read More »The second generation iPad has been on shelves for less than two weeks and lawyers are starting to submit their verdicts on it. So says the jury ... Guilty ... pleasures, that is.
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Read More »Software programs, apps and cloud-based services can help you keep track of projects, access your schedule from anywhere and keep your thoughts, projects and private life nicely organized.
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Read More »When is a phone not just a phone? When a federal court declares it’s a computer. That’s what happened last week, when the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lengthier sentence for a man for his use of a computer in commission of a crime.
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