Less than 1: AM Edition, August 10

This morning on Less than 1: the California Supreme Court orders electronic recording when court reporters are unavailable, the 9th Circuit rejects Meta and TikTok's bid to immediately appeal Section 230 rulings, parties reach an impasse over bellwether trial structure in FAIR Plan wildfire litigation, and an SF public defender challenges a judge's speedy-trial stipulation condition. Also: Alameda County approves $1.3 million in reparations for displaced Russell City families.

Stories mentioned in this episode:

California Supreme Court orders electronic recording when court reporters unavailable
https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/393556-california-supreme-court-orders-electronic-recording-when-court-reporters-unavailable

9th Circuit rejects Meta, TikTok bid for immediate appeal of Section 230 rulings
https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/393555-9th-circuit-rejects-meta-tiktok-bid-for-immediate-appeal-of-section-230-rulings

(KQED) Alameda County approves $1.3 million in reparations for displaced Black Hayward families
https://www.kqed.org/news/12093939/alameda-county-approves-1-3-million-in-reparations-for-displaced-black-hayward-families