*
Chief
Justice
Roberts
says
personal
attacks
against
judges
have
got
to
stop.
But,
one
might
ask,
what
if
those
attacks
are
official
acts
of
the
president?
[Reuters]
*
Jurors
must
ponder
whether
Elon
Musk
was
deliberate
or
stupid.
[Law360]
*
The
Senate
Commerce
Committee
asks
“Liability
or
Deniability?”
as
Section
230
turns
30.
A
milestone
birthday
that,
like
most
30th
birthdays,
will
be
celebrated
with
existential
dread
and
questioning
whether
it
should
even
still
exist.
[Senate
Commerce
Committee]
*
Weil
finds
its
new
leader.
[American
Lawyer]
*
Donald
Trump
wants
election
tamperer
Tina
Peters
out
of
prison
with
his
“full
pardon”
of
exclusively
state
crimes,
but
after
scuffling
with
fellow
inmate,
Peters
has
new
legal
trouble.
[Denver
Post]
*
SEC
announces
guidelines
for
cryptocurrency
clearing
the
way
for
fake
money
Ponzi
schemes.
[Coindesk]
*
Trump
administration
files
its
defense
of
the
Pentagon’s
supply
chain
risk
designation
for
Anthropic
arguing
that
Anthropic
presents
an
incurable
threat
to
the
United
States…
that
the
government
needs
to
use
for
its
most
sensitive
applications
immediately.
[US
News]