• Release Condition Banning All Social Media Is Constitutional

    Metropolitan News-Enterprise
    June 6, 2025

    The Third District Court of Appeal held yesterday that an order prohibiting a man who was convicted of threatening a police officer on social media, as a condition of his supervised release from prison, from using or accessing any website that allows users to publicly share words or images on the platform is not unconstitutionally vague or overbroad.

  • Judicial Profile: Riverside County Judge Valerie A. Navarro

    Daily Journal
    June 6, 2025

    (Subscription required) Navarro's approach--firm but human--is rooted not just in legal training, but in 15 years as a Riverside County public defender, handling everything from misdemeanors to gang homicides. She was the first Latina judge at the Larson Justice Center in Indio, and the third in the county.

  • JetBlue Customer Sues Airline's AI Support Partner Over Nonconsensual Recording of Service Calls

    New York Law Journal
    June 6, 2025

    (Subscription required) ASAPP Inc. was accused of violating California’s Invasion of Privacy Act by Robert Milton, who argued that the company secretly “eavesdrops and records” JetBlue customer service calls, allegedly collecting a trove of data that ASAPP can use for its own purposes. JetBlue is not a defendant in the proposed class action,

  • New research busts 6 AI myths: Artificial intelligence makes workers ‘more valuable, not less’

    CNBC
    June 6, 2025

    Despite widespread fears that artificial intelligence could automate jobs and cut employees’ wages, AI actually makes people “more valuable, not less,” new research by professional services firm PwC found. What the report suggests, actually, is AI is creating jobs,” Atkinson said.