Law Decoded: Independence Day Sees Challenges to Privacy, Property and Security, June 26–July 3

by Aurelia Butler 3 July 2020, 20:20 129 Views

The U.S. is preparing for its Independence Day tomorrow. New spikes in positive COVID-19 tests will put a damper on some but not all of the traditional fireworks, cookouts and Martina McBride. On the same day, new changes to the Russian Constitution, including those that may allow Putin to stay in power for another 16 years, take effect. In more light-hearted news, pubs will also reopen in the U.K.

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Law Decoded: Independence Day Sees Challenges to Privacy, Property and Security, June 26–July 3

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