*
DOJ
announces
that
it
has
secured
an
indictment
of
the
Southern
Poverty
Law
Center,
alleging
the
organization
supported
hate
groups
by
using
funds
to
pay
people
to
infiltrate
those
hate
groups
—
which,
ironically,
is
something
the
DOJ
historically
does.
[AP
News]
*
Fifth
Circuit
rules
that
states
can
force
public
schools
to
hang
the
Ten
Commandments.
When
asked
about
the
ample
historical
record
that
Americans
at
the
time
the
First
Amendment
was
ratified
would
have
rejected
this
result,
the
originalists
on
the
court
declared
that
“original”
is
not
a
matter
of
“fact”
but
a
judge’s
individual
legal
assessment.
[Reuters]
*
Do
the
leaked
Supreme
Court
memos
really
show
Roberts
at
his
worst?
Because
Shelby
County
exists.
[Slate]
*
Have
advances
in
AI
threatened
the
legacy
legal
research
companies?
[Legaltech
News]
*
Another
law
school
ranking
is
right
around
the
corner.
[Law.com]
*
Roblox
settles
with
the
West
Virginia
AG’s
office
for
$11.5
million.
The
state
wants
more
child
safety
protections
in
the
video
game.
Last
year
West
Virginia
loosened
its
child
labor
laws.
Yearning
for
the
real
mines
is
good,
building
them
on
the
computer
is
bad.
[Law360]
*
Judge
who
handcuffed
child
in
Texas
has
charges
dropped
provided
she
never
attempts
to
judge
again.
[ABA
Journal]