And Law360 also has Wikipedia Used As 'Shortcut' By Judges, Researchers Find -- In an academic "stress test" on court decision-making, researchers found that Wikipedia entries are having a significant impact on judges' behavior and legal decisions, according to a paper published online Monday.
Today's DJ's monthly Exceptionally Appealing column is What's the Deal? about this published opinion on appealability.
And see the New York Times California Today section's A Conversation With California’s Chief Justice
Possibly of interest: Rutter is presenting a webinar on October 7 titled Anti-SLAPP Litigation 2022: The CCP §425.16 Statute Thirty Years Later, with presenters PJ Edmon, SFSC Judge Karnow and Thomas Burke.