*
Sullivan
&
Cromwell
argues
that
Trump’s
state
criminal
charges
—
over
behavior
he
undertook
when
he
wasn’t
president
—
belongs
in
federal
court
because
jurors
heard
testimony
about
his
attempts
to
cover
up
the
crimes
as
president.
[New
York
Law
Journal]
*
Big
sanction
for
Goldberg
Segalla
over
AI
use
in
Chicago
Housing
case.
[Chicago
Sun-Times]
*
ICE’s
secret
weapon?
Databases
of
often
anonymous
and
unsupported
“gang”
traits
cited
to
keep
people
indefinitely
detained.
[Balls
and
Strikes]
*
Trump’s
proposed
executive
order
to
regulate
AI
will
“face
legal
hurdles,”
which
is
the
nice
way
of
noting
that
this
is
not
how
executive
orders
work.
*
Lawsuit
alleges
Chipotle
bowl
delivered
by
DoorDash
had
a
rodent
in
it.
DoorDash
immediately
regrets
not
inventing
rodent
surcharge
for
the
extra.
[Law360]
*
Department
of
Justice
says
evidentiary
order
is
blocking
their
effort
to
reindict
James
Comey
as
opposed
to
the
fact
that
it’s
all
clearly
time-barred.
[ABA
Journal]
*
Tax
prosecutions
fall
precipitously.
[Reuters]
*
Supreme
Court
wants
to
know
JD
Vance’s
political
plans
so
they
can
bolt
some
kind
of
standing
on
his
effort
to
erase
campaign
finance
reforms.
[Supreme
Court
Brief]