* “Karaoke, ax-throwing sites want to sell beer under Utah law.” Obviously one of those raises way more safety concerns for innocent bar patrons than the other — let the ax places sell beer. [Fox News]
* Overrated: This whole affair has hurt Bill Barr’s reputation. Underrated: This whole affair has hurt Emmet Flood’s reputation. [Politico]
* Ninth Circuit cuts off copyright claims that could have been brought as part of an earlier patent suit. Everyone should be a lot more troubled that copyright is bleeding into patent so much that this was even a discussion. [The Recorder]
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* Facial recognition software has some well-documented problems and now regulation is coming. [Legaltech News]
* Diverse legal teams are happier. [Law360]
* DLA Piper leans into tech development. [American Lawyer]
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* George Carlin’s impact on legal history. [Biography]