* OpenAI accused of hiding evidence in NY Times copyright case. Reached for comment, ChatGPT said, “I’m sorry, you’re right, I was supposed to produce that.” [Law360]
* Lawyer dressed as police officer to spy on ex-girlfriend at Nando’s. [Roll on Friday]
* Ninth Circuit judge Ryan Nelson will have his parking lot tussle with another motorist heard by the Fourth Circuit. Here’s a helpful guide for him. [LA Times]
*Every federal judge in the Middle District of Tennessee recused themselves from defamation case against Candace Owens. No reason given. [MSN]
* After killing Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, ICE says there’s no bodycam footage because of “back-to-back Democrat shutdowns.” [Houston Chronicle]
* And now the federal government is pressuring witnesses to Araujo’s killing to quickly self-deport — which is what we generally call witness tampering. [Eliza Orlins]
*ABA successfully connected a death row inmate to pro bono attorneys who got him freed. [ABA Journal]
* Accounting firms see problems with SEC’s proposal to drop quarterly reporting. Like, you know, the fraud. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Simpson Thacher heading to malpractice trial in Florida. [Reuters]
* Judge wants to hear more about how the DOJ suddenly decided to drop its case against Sullivan & Cromwell client Gautam Adani as soon as he promised investment projects. [Bloomberg]
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