Less than .1: PM Edition, October 23
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This evening on Less than .1, brought to you by AMBA: Federal consumer protection lawsuits hit a decade high as attorneys debate why. NetChoice sues to block California's social media warning label law. A federal jury awards $51.8 million in a fatal San Bernardino County deputy shooting. And a judge tentatively rejects summary judgment for county employees in the death of former NFL player Stanley Wilson Jr. Also: The full 5th Circuit rules detained immigrants have no constitutional right to bond hearings. Stories mentioned in this episode: Consumer protection lawsuits surge as attorneys debate what's driving increase https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/395575-consumer-protection-lawsuits-surge-as-attorneys-debate-what-s-driving-increase Tech industry challenges California's social media warning label law https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/395562-tech-industry-challenges-california-s-social-media-warning-label-law Jury awards $51.8M in fatal San Bernardino deputy shooting https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/395570-jury-awards-51-8m-in-fatal-san-bernardino-deputy-shooting Judge tentatively rejects summary judgment in former NFL player's death https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/395567-judge-tentatively-rejects-summary-judgment-in-former-nfl-player-s-death (Reuters) Detained migrants have no constitutional right to bond hearings, US court rules https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/detained-migrants-have-no-constitutional-right-bond-hearings-us-court-rules-2026-10-23/
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