Corey Hayes Parker v. State

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• concluding that a hyperlink (which possessed “some of the characteristics that make a term conspicuous”
• concluding that a hyperlink (which possessed “some of the characteristics that make a term conspicuous”
• noting that courts should not apply different legal principles just because a contract is formed online
• noting that hyperlinks “are 21 commonly blue and underlined” and collecting cases (internal quotation marks omitted)
• noting that some characteristics make a term conspicuous, like larger size, typeface
• finding the notification text to be inconspicuous where it “was displayed in dark gray small-sized non-bolded font against a black background”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).