Themis, Goddess of Justice from Greek mythology, holding scales of justice. Her right half is human with African-American features, including long twists and braids in her hair. Her left half is a cyborg, with wires for hair. Behind her is a seal covered with circuitry. Themis is rendered in gold with a blue background. Illustrated by Chris Ward

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January 5, 2023

Lawyer Ex Machina #25: Happy New Year

Crypto

  • Tweet | Docket (RECAP Archive) | Memorandum Opinion and Order In Re Celsius Network LLC

  • Forbes has published what purports to be a draft of the testimony Sam Bankman-Fried planned to give before a Congressional committee before he was arrested in the Bahamas in connection with the collapse of FTX.

  • "How NFT Video Games Crashed and Burned"

Miscellaneous

  • The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (aka CALI) has an article about court technology and the justice system.

  • GDPR has been operating in Europe for 7 years. Is it time for an upgrade?

  • Politico has an update on the Consumer Electronics Show from the tech policy side, including highlights of a "digital utilities" panel, focusing on cybersecurity, AI, robotics, and cloud infrastructure.

  • I don't usually carry envirotech stories, but this is possibly 1) a big deal and 2) a thoughtful response by UCLA Law's Edward Parson on the news that a small start-up announced late last year that it may have conducted solar geoengineering experiments using weather balloons. [Wired ($)]

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