Terrell v. City of Paducah

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• holding that Amazon is an interactive service 14 provider because Amazon “operates a website that allows consumers to purchase items online”
• ruling that counsel was ineffective for advising his client to plead guilty, as counsel failed to investigate preliminary cell tower evidence that could pinpoint the location and direction the defendant was traveling
• finding that the plaintiff’s allegations sounded in fraud 14 and were subject to Rule 9(b) pleading standards where the plaintiff had alleged that the 15 defendants engaged in false advertising and sold bobbleheads under false pretenses
• stating a federal appellate opinion was a matter 14 of public record and was capable of accurate and ready determination, and therefore the 15 court could take judicial notice of the opinion
• “Plaintiffs concede that ‘Defendants have a legitimate 14 interest in reducing the population's exposure to COVID-19,’ a pandemic that is ‘serious in 15 nature.’”

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