Morning Docket: 08.06.19

* The mail bomber, Cesar Sayoc, gets sentenced to 20 years in prison for sending 16 explosive devices to journalist, high ranking officials and former elected politicians. [New York Law Journal] * Roger Stone would really like the D.C. Circuit to lift the gag imposed last month by U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson. [Law360] * In the wake of the latest round of mass shootings, the governments of Venezuela and Uruguay issue warnings for their citizens traveling in the U.S. [Huffington Post] * With the courts being the way they are, don't get too excited about the prospect of actual gun control. [Slate] * The legal ethics behind AI: An ABA proposal urges the legal profession to address the emerging use of the technology now, before it's too late. [Big Law Business] * The U.K. is lowering the standard of proof in lawyer misconduct ethics tribunals. Beginning in November, lawyers will be judged on "the balance of probabilities." [Law.com]