Less than .1: PM Edition, November 2
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This evening on Less than .1, brought to you by AMBA: The State Bar fights attorney Paul R. Kiesel’s bid for more records in his DWP disciplinary case; the 9th Circuit grants qualified immunity to a San Jose officer who struck a protester with a foam round; and Los Angeles reports more than 20,000 interim housing placements as questions about its data persist. Also: a federal appeals court says a law firm’s AI use doesn’t warrant cutting its fees, and the Supreme Court rejects the Trump administration’s push to set aside California ballots. Stories mentioned in this episode: State Bar fights Kiesel’s bid for more records in DWP disciplinary case https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/395831-state-bar-fights-kiesel-s-bid-for-more-records-in-dwp-disciplinary-case 9th Circuit grants immunity to San Jose officer who shot protester https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/395829-9th-circuit-grants-immunity-to-san-jose-officer-who-shot-protester LA reports 20,000 homeless housing placements as data questions persist https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/395833-la-reports-20-000-homeless-housing-placements-as-data-questions-persist (Reuters) Law firm’s AI use doesn’t warrant cutting legal fees, US appeals court rules https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/law-firms-ai-use-doesnt-warrant-cutting-legal-fees-us-appeals-court-rules-2026-11-02/ (The Associated Press) Supreme Court rejects Trump administration push to set aside thousands of California ballots https://apnews.com/article/midterm-elections-immigration-voter-fraud-trump-48998968a23a4af2f59eaea3dba4d2f3
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