* Judge Breyer calls out Elon Musk’s lawyer for giving “false impression” to the jury in Twitter case, but she was just staying on brand as a Grok representative. [Law360]
* More states consider alternative licensure paths. [ABA Journal]
* Supreme Court seemed unconvinced that defendants can waive their rights to appeal and then be stuck with an arbitrary sentence. [National Law Journal]
* With its sparse decision striking down California law preventing schools from outing students, the Court drapes itself in dangerous power. [Vox]
* A refresher on the Court of International Trade, the folks deciding all the tariff refunds. [New York Law Journal]
* Homeland Security probes alleged comments Greg Bovino made about Jewish lawyer. [Guardian]
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