* Weil corporate chair bolts for Cravath. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Sam Bankman-Fried asks Supreme Court for help getting out of jail. [Law360]
* Harvard moves up recruiting timeline to allow interviewing in 1L September. [Harvard Crimson]
* Joseph diGenova resigns from role probing Trump’s enemies, acknowledging that, after years flogging conspiracy theories, there really isn’t any evidence backing it up. [Reuters]
* David Lat interviews Google GC Halimah DeLaine on legal AI. [Original Jurisdiction]
* Court refuses to prosecute deep fake political ad, claiming the parody was too “ridiculous” to be real. It is certainly ridiculous, but anyone deluding themselves into thinking it’s not believable needs to watch some of Ken Paxton’s actual political ads. [Volokh Conspiracy]
* City files lawsuit to bar federal shock troops from polling places. One of those headlines that would have set off the “black helicopter, new world order” conspiracy theorists 20 years ago, but now those people are on the government’s side. [Courthouse News Service]
* In the same vein, a new lawsuit focuses on government surveillance and harassment of civilian observers. [NPR]
* Harvey raises more money, because what’s another half billion among friends? [ABA Journal]
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