* Supreme Court unanimously denies DOJ’s request to toss thousands of California ballots, making history as the first time anyone can remember a government request being rejected without even bothering to hear what the other side had to say. [AP News]
* Deceptive marketing suit alleging that the McRib sandwich isn’t made of rib meat moves forward. What is it made of? As Krusty the Klown once put it, “think smaller, think… more legs.” [ABA Journal]
* EU warns that chatbots can violate copyright law. [WSJ]
* “Legal engineer” is the hot new job in the industry. No one really knows what it means, but it sounds great. [NY Times]
* Federal government argues that ban on voter intimidation shouldn’t apply to the federal government. [Democracy Docket]
* Lindsay Clancy arguing that latest case should be dismissed. [Reuters]
* AI rulemaking efforts stymied. [Law360]
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