In Case You Missed It (Law)
Digest for Thursday June 5, 2025

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News-like Links

A collection of links shared recently¹ by legal-type folks² with URLs that look like they point to news articles,³ sorted by popularity.

  1. Guatemalan deportee arrives in US after judge orders Trump to facilitate return
  2. What Happened When the FBI Asked for Dirt on Docs Treating Trans Kids: 'F-ck Off Nazi Dickheads'
  3. US science is being wrecked, and its leadership is fighting the last war
  4. Trump Restricts Harvard’s International Students From Entering U.S.
  5. Here Are the Nearly 2,500 Medical Research Grants Canceled or Delayed by Trump (Gift Article)

Blog-like Links

A collection of links shared recently⁴ by legal-type folks⁵ with URLs that look like they point to blogs/newsletters,⁶ sorted by popularity.

  1. Studying to Survive: The New Home of Resistance Summer School
  2. June 4, 2025
  3. BREAKING: Elon Musk Calls on Americans to Lobby AGAINST Budget Bill, Elizabeth Warren Reacts
  4. How the higher education outrage sausage is made
  5. BREAKING: Donald Trump is "Furious" About Elon Musk

AI & The Law Links

A collection of links shared recently⁷ on Bluesky that look like they talk about AI & the law,⁸ sorted by popularity.

  1. Republicans snuck an AI regulation BAN into the “Big Beautiful Bill.”
  2. AI Ban in Spending Bill Would Curb States’ Driverless Car Regulations
  3. Republicans Are Trying to Block My State From Regulating AI
  4. Peers vote to defy government over copyright threat from AI
  5. Unlicensed law clerk fired after ChatGPT hallucinations found in filing

Law Review-like Links

A collection of links shared recently⁹ on Bluesky that look like they point to papers in law journals or the like,¹⁰ sorted by popularity.

  1. Panel Assignment in the Federal Courts of Appeals
  2. The AI-Copyright Trap
  3. Free Access to Law and Digital Court Decisions in Australia: Reflections and Future Directions
  4. Pedagogies in the Meantime: Reflections on ADR and Restorative Justice in U.S. and Canadian Legal Education
  5. Birthright Citizenship and the Dunning School of Unoriginal Meanings

AI Paper-like Links

A collection of links shared recently¹¹ on Bluesky that look like they point to papers on AI,¹² sorted by popularity.

  1. Responsible AI in Evidence Synthesis (RAISE): guidance and recommendations
  2. Tug-of-war between idiom's figurative and literal meanings in LLMs
  3. Delving into ChatGPT usage in academic writing through excess vocabulary
  4. Navigating Rifts in Human-LLM Grounding: Study and Benchmark
  5. Artificial Intelligence and Actor-Specific Decisions

¹ Approx. 1 day lookback.
² Attorneys, law profs, et al.
³ News-like links (law)
Supra note 1.
Supra note 2.
Blog-like links (law)
⁷ Approx. 3.5 days lookback.
AI & the Law
⁹ Approx. 1 week lookback.
¹⁰ Law Review-like
¹¹ Supra note 9.
¹² AI Papers et al.

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