Morning Docket: 07.21.26

* Anthropic settles copyright case for $1.5B dollars. [Reuters]

* Roughly half of Americans think the Supreme Court decides the cases based on politics. The other half are currently assisting a Nigerian prince recover his money. [ABA Journal]

* The entire American AI industry runs on financing that looks an awful lot like Enron. Good news for future eDiscovery demos in about 5 years! [Bloomberg Law News]

* Court hits pause on Paramount merger. [CNBC]

* Arizona Supreme Court rules that attorney-client privilege does not extend to communications with the party’s mother. And, since it’s Arizona, here’s the court’s official AI reporter to explain. [AZ Courts via YouTube]

* Border Czar Tom Homan more angry that people criticize ICE for killing innocent people than the fact that ICE is killing innocent people. [The New Republic]

* Lwsuit claims Puka Nacua bit a woman. [USA Today]

* Cop charged with covering bodycam to take pictures of naked prisoners. [Ars Technica]

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