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Law360 Explores is a podcast aimed at investigating some of the biggest legal topics happening today. Whether it’s the new landscape of marijuana legalization, or the battle lines being drawn over law school admissions exams, Law360 Explores is an engaging series of narrative stories told by the experts on the front lines of a shifting legal industry.Copyright © 2021 Portfolio Media, Inc. Política y Gobierno
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  • DA In Gilgo Beach Killings Case Talks Advances In DNA Use

    DA In Gilgo Beach Killings Case Talks Advances In DNA Use
    Dec 12 2025
    The case regarding multiple killings along Gilgo Beach has captivated the New York tristate area ever since women's mutilated bodies were found in 2010 on the stretch of Long Island.In addition to being gruesome, the case has charted new legal waters, as it has seen evidence from a newer form of DNA testing for the first time pass stringent court admissibility standards, setting an example in New York that could come into play in other jurisdictions.Law360 sat down with Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney, who began prosecuting architect Rex Heuermann in 2023 on what now are charges that he murdered seven women, to discuss the case. Heuermann maintains his innocence, has pled not guilty and is in custody awaiting trial.
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    40 m
  • Law360 Explores: Subminimum Wage, Part 2

    Law360 Explores: Subminimum Wage, Part 2
    Jun 8 2025
    The debate regarding whether incarcerated people who perform work are employees and thus entitled to federal wage and hour protections is set to continue to develop.
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    17 m
  • Law360 Explores: Subminimum Wage

    Law360 Explores: Subminimum Wage
    Dec 20 2024
    The U.S. Department of Labor's proposed rule to end employers' ability to pay workers with disabilities less than the federal minimum wage comes as time is running out to end the long-standing but controversial program before Republicans take back the White House and Congress. Here, Law360 explores the debate over the program and what ending it would mean for both employers and workers.
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    36 m
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