*
Taylor
Swift
attempts
to
register
her
voice
and
likeness
as
trademarks
to
combat
deep
fakes
that
copyright
law
can’t
address.
[ABA
Journal]
*
This
morning,
the
Supreme
Court
will
hear
the
government’s
argument
that
it
can
arbitrarily
strip
Haitians
over
temporary
protected
status
while
simultaneously
still
classifying
the
country
as
dangerous.
[NPR]
*
The
Alien
Tort
Act
doesn’t
reach
everything,
but
it
probably
reaches
claims
that
a
U.S.
company
aided
and
abetted
overseas
torture.
[Law360]
*
“Firm
Leaders
‘Determined’
to
Train
Attorneys
to
Avoid
Using
AI-Produced
Mistakes.”
Sure,
but
since
the
firm
leaders
are
the
ones
signing
the
briefs,
have
they
considered
“bothering
to
edit
them?”
[Daily
Report]
*
Popehat
breaks
down
the
Comey
indictment
and
is
not
impressed.
[Popehat
Report]
*
ABA
settles
diversity
scholarship
suit
after
promising
not
to
let
it
improve
diversity.[Law.com]