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DoNotPay Retires 'Robot Lawyer' Before It Even Has Its First Case
If you’ve been fantasizing about the day when artificial intelligence could get you out of paying traffic tickets, you’ll just have to keep dreaming. DoNotPay has backed out of its plans to use an AI-powered “robot lawyer” to council a defendant through a courtroom hearing in real time. The reason why? Well,… Read more…
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Sergei Magnitsky was a 37 year-old tax lawyer and auditor who worked for the Moscow legal and audit firm, Firestone Duncan. He was married and a father of two. Sergei was born in Odessa, Ukraine in 1972, and emigrated with his family at the age of 9 to Southern Russia. As a child Sergei loved to read. On family vacations, while the rest of the family and friends would be splashing in the sea, Sergei would sit under a tree with a book. His studiousness was quickly recognized and at the age of 15, he won the Republican Physics and Mathematics Olympiad. When he was 18, he moved to Moscow and attended the prestigious Plekhanov Institute.
As President Putin bungles his country’s response to the current coronavirus, and tries wheedling his population into granting him another 16 years of unquestioned power, here’s the bio of a real Russian patriot: Sergei Magnitsky. Unlike the Russian president, Magnitsky knew the difference between right and wrong, which ultimately cost his life. Read this moving biography of the accountant and lawyer, who discovered an unbelievable tax fraud scheme and dared to name the perpetrators. The Magnitsky Act aims to punish those responsible for the false arrest, torture, and murder of Sergei Magnitsky, as well as punishing human rights abusers worldwide.
Essential documentary for those interested in Russian corruption. Bill Browder explains (prior to Magnitsky’s torture and murder) how Hermitage Capital was stolen by Russian criminals and used as a vehicle for a $230 million tax fraud plot.
Devastating profile of Andrei Pavlov, one of the key men involved in the fraud Magnitsky was killed over. Pavlov described as “one of the most important Russians you’ve never heard of” https://t.co/XwOinldHMS
— Bill Browder (@Billbrowder) August 13, 2018
One of the other Americans Putin asked for in his quid pro quo with Trump in Helsinki in connection to the 12 GRU agents was Kyle Parker. @kyleparkernet is the congressional staffer who single handedly drafted the Magnitsky Act that Putin hates so much pic.twitter.com/ao4QSDSHHX
— Bill Browder (@Billbrowder) July 18, 2018
Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸 #independenceday #seikousa #srpb09 #billbrowder (at Los Angeles, California)
Normally when someone is arrested on a bogus Russian Interpol arrest warrant, they have to fight for 3-6 months behind bars against the Russian extradition before being released. The Twitter storm after the announcement of my arrest had me free me in two hours. Remarkable https://t.co/E2ZGRA9h1e
— Bill Browder (@Billbrowder) May 31, 2018
Just to be clear, my arrest this morning in Madrid was the result of a SIXTH Russian arrest warrant using Interpol channels. It was NOT an expired warrant, but a live one. Interpol is incapable of stopping Russian abuse of their systems.
— Bill Browder (@Billbrowder) May 30, 2018
