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France bans publishing of judicial analytics via Law Scribbler ABA Journal bit.ly/2WonlMS

We are ALL Batman. 😂😂😂 #MondayLegalHumor

One of my latest on state AGs going after consumer data protections.

“Many students admit they are not seeking help because they are concerned that doing so will negatively impact their bar admission.” New New York State Bar Association president forms committee to explore if NY should remove mental health questions from the bar application: ambar.org/2KQsYRS

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Perfect timing. I’ll touch on these points and others during my talk at #CyberWeek2019 on Thursday. Stay tuned.

The U.S. has been the world leader in #AI development, but where do we stand on its regulation? Law Scribbler & ABA Journal analyze the issue buff.ly/2ZFOkWg

My latest, and a peak into what I’ll be talking about at #CyberWeek2019 tomorrow.

I made this argument earlier today at #CyberWeek2019.

Accessibility in #legaltech isn’t a thing, and that’s a problem.

They like me. They really like me!

The bipartisan criminal justice overhaul approved last year has already freed 1,093 inmates, and DOJ is preparing to release hundreds more, leaning heavily on training programs that draw blueprints, pave roads and make artisanal bread. usatoday.com/story/news/pol…

New Oregon Law Restricts Nondisclosure, Nondisparagement Provisions In Workplace Agreements jdsupra.com/legalnews/new-… | by @jacksonlewispc

Thank you, Rebecca, for all your great research in this space.