Sherafy’s 2026 California Voter Guide brings our election research into one place, with clear recommendations and links to the full evidence behind each one.
Accessible analysis of consumer rights, digital ownership, courts, regulation, civil liberties, dispute resolution, and the legal consequences of emerging technology.
Physicians Against Antisemitism says it protects Jewish healthcare workers. An examination of its public record, UCLA documents, and independent reporting raises harder questions about identifying
ICE can detain some immigrants without an immigration-judge bond hearing, but the answer depends on the governing statute, entry history, and court precedent. A 2026
Supreme Court justices can own individual stocks, but federal law restricts their participation in cases involving financial conflicts. A look at mandatory recusal, spouses’ holdings,
A Jacksonville father was arrested after another man used his photos in a criminal chat. Why facial recognition could identify the face but not who
Arizona did not simply ban AI victim impact statements. In State v. Horcasitas, the Court of Appeals held that a synthetic recreation became constitutionally unreliable
An ICE agent shot a man with a five-year-old child in his car. Hours later, NYPD officers erected barriers outside the hospital where he was
ICE is reportedly mounting a 45-day enforcement surge across California, with hundreds of officers and instructions to arrest people regardless of criminal history. Independent reports
The Pentagon plans to livestream the December 3 firing-squad execution of Nidal Hasan, convicted in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting. An examination of Army regulations,
A trained narcotics dog can help create probable cause to search a vehicle, yet the public often has no practical way to see how frequently
LASST’s lawsuit asks a California court to hold OpenAI responsible for an autonomous-agent intrusion into Hugging Face. But the case is more complicated than “AI
