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HYBE sought damages of 280 million won against a YouTube channel that raised allegations of plagiarism by ILLIT and involvement in a specific religious group, but lost in the court of first instance.

U.S. Court Orders Drug Abuse Prevention Education and a Fine… Sentence Reduced Through a Guilty Plea Deal Arrested in March for Abnormal High-Speed Driving… 1 Day in Custody Counted as Time Served Attorney: “Satisfied With the Outcome—Please Root for Spears’s Recovery”

Court Cites Real Estate Asset Seizure of 7 Billion Won… Follows a 43 Billion-Won (Loss-and-Damage) Lawsuit, Mounting Broad Pressure

Seoul Central District Court Recognizes Infringement of YouTuber Park’s Right of Personality… Awards $130 Million to the Artist and $40 Million to SM The Panel: “An Artist’s Reputation Is a Core Corporate Asset… Spreading False Facts Causes Substantial Business Disruption” Following Criminal Verdicts Confirming a Two-Year Suspended Sentence, the Civil Suit Also Hands Down a ‘Severe Blow’

Ahn Neúl excluded, Sangyeon, Jacob, Younghoon, Hyunjae, Juyeon, Kevin, Q, Sunwoo, and Eric all win The court: “Recognizes violations including failure to pay settlement money and breach of the duty to provide settlement-related materials… restoring trust is impossible” The Hundred side: “This is only a temporary order. We will file an objection promptly” The KSPO dome concert scheduled for the 24th to 26th will proceed as planned to keep promises with fans

The court recognized a breakdown of trust due to the agency’s fault, including nonpayment of settlement funds and refusal to provide materials The agency’s claim that “the contract fee equals an advance payment” was explicitly rejected…A complaint has also recently been filed against Chairman Cha Gawon of Hundredly Readable for alleged embezzlement Nine members excluding New (New) can now move independently, and will carry out the already confirmed schedules and concerts as they promised their fans

A pioneer who helped lay the foundation for hip-hop culture, he died at his home in Pennsylvania while battling cancer. Chief of the gang “Black Spades,” he later became founder of the “Universal Zulu Nation.” He left behind groundbreaking music such as “Planet Rock,” but in later years his legacy was marred by controversy over sexual misconduct.

Court: “OTT transmission isn’t a secondary use of copyrighted works”… AceStory wins against production company

LA jury finds 1972 restaurant worker Donna Motsinger was raped… Orders $19.25 million; victim: “It took 54 years to get justice”… Cosby’s side signals an immediate appeal; from 1980s sitcom hero to a “sex-offense monster”… allegations of drugging and sexual assault targeting about 50 people

Dismissal of $3.9 Million Damages Claim from 7 Sheriffs for Home Invasion Exposing Sheriffs' Faces in Music Video and Selling Mocking Merchandise... "Critique of Law Enforcement and Artistic Expression" Afroman Says, "If There Had Been No Unjust Search, There Would Be No Song"… Reigniting 'Freedom of Expression' Debate Across the U.S.