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The jury-less bench trial phase of Meta's child safety case in NM begins today to determine if Meta's actions were a public nuisance and warrant product changes

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  • @andymstone Andy Stone on x
    In fact, Judge Biedscheid calls some of the State's proposals an “overreach.” “So I did at times, as I looked through it, have concerns that some of this — some of these requests could at least...could amount to some of that overreach.”
  • @swiftstories Mike Swift on x
    “ . . . but I'm just going to throw out there at the onset, I'm not the easiest sell that I would become a one-person legislator, judge and executive branch enforcer of” for remedies imposed on @Meta , Biedscheid says. #socialmedia
  • @swiftstories Mike Swift on x
    “I am a judge; I am not a legislator. I am not a regulator. I want to make sure that if harms are identified, they are properly addressed, . . .
  • @swiftstories Mike Swift on x
    Judge Bryan Biedscheid gives his own opening statement before the lawyers for @meta and @NewMexicoDOJ give their's, seeming to suggest reluctance about imposing sweeping remedies on #Meta https://firstdistrict.nmcourts.gov/ ...
  • r/technology r on reddit
    Meta's public nuisance case in New Mexico has billion-dollar consequences
  • @moflatley Maureen Flatley on x
    NM AG seeks to divert attention from his own failure to investigate & prosecute cybertip info. There @Reuters I fixed it for you.
  • @swiftstories Mike Swift on x
    This is factually correct. Judge Biedscheid did use the word “overreach” to describe the state's proposed remedies. More on this in @MLex coverage today.