*
It
seems
significant
that
every
DOJ
official
who’s
actually
seen
the
evidence
against
Eric
Adams
is
resigning
in
protest
over
the
charges
being
dropped.
[Law360]
*
Florida
judges
allow
Trump
to
pursue
defamation
claims
against
the
Pulitzer
committee
for
not
rescinding
awards
to
the
newspapers
that
broke
the
2016
Russian
interference
story.
While
the
opinion
is
about
jurisdiction,
one
judge
took
the
time
to
write
a
concurrence
blasting
the
story
as
“FAKE
NEWS”
to
give
you
a
sense
of
the
intellectual
lightweights
working
the
Florida
court
system.
[Miami
Herald]
*
A
deep
dive
into
the
history
behind
the
Privacy
Act
and
its
Nixonian
history
why
—
despite
Musk’s
ranting
—
these
TROs
are
entirely
warranted.
[Bloomberg
Law
News]
*
A
solid
multimedia
dive
into
the
Marvin
Gaye-Ed
Sheeran
copyright
case.
[Bloomberg
via
YouTube]
*
Meta’s
Cambridge
Analytica
settlement
approved.
[The
Recorder]
*
Missouri
AG
going
after
Starbucks
because
he
wants
his
coffee
with
a
LOT
of
cream.
[ABA
Journal]
*
Company
posting
job
openings
for
lawyers
and
then
trying
to
sell
them
training
programs.
[Roll
on
Friday]