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A federal appeals court dismissed the case against former guards, citing a recent Supreme Court decision that restricts foreign citizens from filing lawsuits in U.S. courts.

The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts reports that deteriorating conditions in courthouses nationwide are causing safety and health issues, prompting a request for control over these properties.

International and U.S. courts have issued separate patent infringement rulings, ordering Samsung to pay Swatch $11.6 million for copying smartwatch applications and directing Guardant Health to pay $245 million for infringing cancer diagnostic patents. The decisions highlight ongoing legal battles over intellectual property in technology and healthcare.

A new study by Laine AI suggests that AI-related errors, or 'hallucinations,' in U.S. court filings are no longer isolated incidents but a rapidly increasing trend.