• Another day, another lawsuit charging a social media company with material support for terrorism. This time it’s Twitter and IS attacks in Paris, Brussels [Benjamin Wittes, Lawfare; Tim Cushing, Techdirt] More: And yet another (Dallas police officer versus Twitter, Facebook, and Google; listed as one of the filing attorneys is 1-800-LAW-FIRM, no kidding, complaint h/t Eric Goldman);
• “Woman Sues Chipotle for $2 Billion for Using a Photo of Her Without Consent” [Petapixel]
• “Hot-Yoga Guy and His Cars Are Missing” [Lowering the Bar, earlier]
• From Backpage.com to unpopular climate advocacy, state attorneys general use subpoena power to punish and chill [Ilya Shapiro]
• Dept. of awful ideas: California assemblyman proposes registry of hate crime offenders [Scott Shackford]
• But oh, so worth it otherwise: “Not one Kansas state senator is a lawyer, making compliance with obscure statute impossible” [ABA Journal]

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