🚨 Now tech bros are going to attempt to steal creators’ copyrights for AI profits. This is 100% unacceptable. cbsnews.com/news/trump-fir…

Here’s the tech bros’ argument: “In order to beat China, we must steal like China.”

First, the Tech Bro-ligarchs pushed the DOJ to file a court brief, stating AI companies can steal every copyright for profit. Then, they want to takeover the Copyright Office, to steal every copyright. Now, they want Congress to give them 10 years of state amnesty. Hell. No.

"I … have no confidence that the Supreme Court is ever going to address this issue in a serious way. It's in the nature of separated powers for the branches not to check themselves … it's time for Congress to act.” law360.co.uk/articles/23360…

VIDEO: Check out the panel I moderated for RNLA ⚖️ featuring legal superstars Carrie Severino Ilya Shapiro and Jesse Panuccio, broadcast earlier today on CSPAN. c-span.org/program/public…

You love to see it! Humphrey’s Executor sleeps with the fishes!

I guess the idea is the emergency docket should only be used to undermine presidential power and not preserve it?

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It’s a privilege to represent Cambridge Christian School Official Account-Cambridge Christian Athletics in this important religious liberty case.

Brittany Panuccio performed admirably today during her SenateHELP Committee confirmation hearing and will make a great EEOC Commissioner. Below is a letter for the record from civil rights practitioners supporting her nom based on her commitment to treating people according to merit, not

Congrats to many excellent nominees on their confirmations tonight, but ESPECIALLY to #315 on this list, the incredible Mrs. Brittany Panuccio!

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Cool that you agree Congress should start checking a judiciary that has long overstepped (e.g., rubber-stamping an off-the-rails, politicized DOJ that secretly spied on a third of the Senate).

If you watch nothing else today, pls at least watch this final conclusion from Ben Shapiro. Amen to every word. The answer is NO.

Now we’re cooking. Goodbye and good riddance to the ABA in Florida.

Wow. FL S Ct still allows ABA as an *option* for accreditation, but given (among other reasons) that it’s actively engaged in discrimination, it should be eliminated entirely. & should any law school be permitted to use State $ to seek accreditation from a discriminatory org?

Good work!

One of the nation’s great judges for the last two decades.

The alternative is to do what many states do (and what Florida once did): not violate the First Amendment by forcing attorneys to join and fund a nakedly political bar association just to practice their profession.

Excellent. Let’s go further and say the highly politicized (and often laughably wrong on the law) ABA should not be permitted to accredit law schools in Florida period. We don’t have to pretend it’s a legitimate organization.