* Facebook says it makes no sense to characterize their market as connecting friends and family. But being bad at your market doesn’t mean it’s not your market. [Law360]

* Law schools move summer associate interviews up to May. [Reuters]

* James Ho explains that district judges cannot go against the results of an election, a strongly held view he developed exactly three months ago. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Former DOJ lawyer involved in “one of the largest kleptocracy schemes in history.” As opposed to the current DOJ lawyers who are involved in the biggest right now. [ABA Journal]

* New front in trade war could make legal AI more expensive. [Legaltech News]

* Lawyer founds firm after being mocked for being too nice. [Roll on Friday]

* Social media age verification law blocked because… well, because it’s not remotely constitutional. [Ohio Capital Journal]

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