TERMS OF USE AGREEMENT

Last Updated: November 11, 2025

Welcome to this website (“Site”). By accessing, browsing, or using this Site, you (“User”) agree to be bound by these Terms of Use (“Terms”). If you do not agree, you must immediately discontinue all use of the Site.

These Terms apply to all individuals, entities, attorneys, agents, representatives, investigators, or automated systems who access any portion of the Site.

1. Purpose of the Site

This Site provides:

• editorial content
• investigative reporting
• commentary on matters of public concern
• translations of public statements
• documentation and archiving of public records
• whistleblower-related resources
• educational materials

All content is published under First Amendment protections, fair-comment doctrine, and relevant state and federal laws.

2. Prohibited Uses (Strictly Enforced)

By using this Site, you agree that you DO NOT have permission to:

A. Weaponize or exploit the Site or its content

You may NOT use any content, screenshot, archive, or text from this Site to:

• pursue injunctions
• pursue gag orders
• pursue temporary restraining orders
• preempt lawful speech
• support retaliatory legal actions
• attempt to silence or intimidate the Publisher
• misrepresent the Publisher's views or words
• create false narratives in litigation
• harass or target contributors or commenters

Any such attempt constitutes bad-faith misuse, violates these Terms, and may be preserved as evidence of:

• retaliation
• selective enforcement
• abuse of process
• unconstitutional prior restraint

B. Monitor, track, or surveil the Site’s owner or contributors

You may NOT:

• harvest data
• run surveillance software
• scrape content
• engage in automated monitoring
• attempt to unmask anonymous contributors

C. Misrepresent Site content in any forum

Users may not:

• manipulate quotes
• fabricate context
• mischaracterize reporting
• falsely attribute meaning or narrative

D. Interfere with the Site’s function

You may not:

• hack
• disrupt
• overload
• attempt unauthorized access
• interfere with hosting services

E. Use the Site for ANY nefarious, oppressive, retaliatory, or harmful purpose

This includes any use intended to:

• suppress speech
• intimidate the publisher
• silence whistleblowers
• chill public participation
• conceal wrongdoing

3. No Consent for Litigation Use

The Publisher does not consent to the use of this Site or its contents in any legal proceeding for the purpose of restricting or preempting speech, including but not limited to:

• TROs
• injunctions
• gag orders
• court filings misusing screenshots
• litigation threats meant to silence the Publisher

Any such use violates these Terms and will be treated as intentional misconduct.

4. Public Records Disclosure

This Site may publish:

• court filings
• public transcripts
• docket entries
• publicly sourced evidence
• filings accessible through public databases

Under federal law and Texas law:

• public records may be republished
• truthful public information is protected speech
• individuals are responsible for their own statements made in open court or public filings

Requests to remove accurate public records will not be honored.

5. Intellectual Property & Fair Use

All original content on this Site is protected by copyright law and may not be reproduced without permission, except under fair-use principles.

Third-party content (screenshots, public posts, documents) is used under:

• fair-use doctrine
• news reporting exemptions
• whistleblower protections
• commentary rights

Users agree not to claim copyright infringement unless following the DMCA Safe Harbor Procedure.

6. DMCA Safe Harbor Compliance

The Site complies with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), 17 U.S.C. § 512.
Users may submit valid DMCA notices to the designated agent listed in the Privacy Policy.

Abusive, fraudulent, or retaliatory DMCA submissions are prohibited.

7. Use of AI Tools & Human Review Guarantee

The Site may use AI tools for:

• editing
• formatting
• translation
• summarization
• accessibility improvement

However:

• No content is auto-published by AI.
• All content is reviewed and approved by a human.
• AI use cannot be used as grounds to dismiss, silence, or discredit published material.

Attempts to weaponize “AI involvement” to silence speech are prohibited.

8. No Legal Advice

The Site does not provide individual legal advice.
Content is for general educational and informational purposes only.

9. Privacy Compliance

Data practices follow U.S. federal law and New Mexico state requirements.
User data is not disclosed except when lawfully required under New Mexico law.

The Site does not comply with retaliatory or improper demands for data disclosure.

10. Termination of Access

The Publisher may revoke or restrict access to any user who:

• violates these Terms
• attempts to misuse content
• engages in harassment
• attempts to silence or retaliate
• violates intellectual property rules
• engages in automated or malicious monitoring

11. Governing Law

These Terms are governed by:

• the laws of the United States, and
• the laws of the State of New Mexico

Any dispute arising from these Terms shall be resolved exclusively under New Mexico jurisdiction.

12. Amendments

These Terms may be updated at any time. Continued use constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms.

13. Contact

For concerns regarding these Terms:
info@bayportlabslawsuits.com

PRIVACY POLICY

Last Updated: NOVEMBER 11, 2025

This Privacy Policy explains how this website (“Site”) collects, uses, stores, and protects information.
By accessing or using the Site, you agree to the terms described below.

This Site is operated by a privately held entity organized in the State of New Mexico, which has robust privacy laws. All data practices comply with applicable U.S. federal law, New Mexico law, and constitutional free-speech protections.

1. Information We Collect

A. Information You Voluntarily Provide

The Site may collect data you voluntarily submit, such as:

• email addresses
• contact form submissions
• comments or messages
• subscription information

B. Automatically Collected Information

The Site may automatically collect:

• IP address
• browser type
• device type
• general analytics data
• basic site usage logs

This information is used solely for functionality, security, and performance monitoring.

The Site does not collect sensitive personal data unless voluntarily provided.

2. How Your Information Is Used

Information collected may be used for:

• maintaining website functionality
• responding to messages or inquiries
• improving the user experience
• protecting the Site’s security
• maintaining internal archives for journalistic integrity
• compliance with New Mexico legal obligations

The Site does not sell, rent, or trade user data.

3. Data Sharing & New Mexico Law Compliance

The Site does not share user data with third parties except:

1. When required under valid, lawful obligations of the State of New Mexico, including lawful subpoenas or court orders recognized under NM law.

2. When needed to maintain hosting, infrastructure, or essential website operations.

3. When a user voluntarily submits information intended for public display (e.g., comments).

The Site does not comply with:

• retaliatory subpoenas
• fishing expeditions
• attempts to identify anonymous contributors
• requests made for the purpose of suppressing protected speech

The Site reserves the right to challenge and refuse improper legal requests.

4. Protection Against Retaliatory or Improper Use of Site Content

By using this Site, you agree that:

No content, data, screenshots, images, or text may be used to pursue:

• temporary restraining orders
• injunctions
• gag orders
• prior restraint actions
• speech preemption
• attempts to silence or intimidate the Publisher
• selective enforcement or retaliatory litigation

Any such attempt constitutes:

• misuse of the Site
• violation of these Terms
• evidence of retaliatory intent
• unconstitutional interference with protected speech

The Site does not consent to any form of misuse for litigation, retaliation, intimidation, or speech suppression.

5. Public Records & Legal Filings

This Site may publish, reference, or archive publicly available documents, including:

• court filings
• docket entries
• pleadings
• motions
• orders
• public transcripts
• exhibits
• publicly sourced evidence

Under Texas law (Tex. Gov’t Code § 552) and U.S. Supreme Court precedent, these are public records.

The Site does not publish sealed or confidential materials.

If an attorney, witness, or party made statements in open court or in a public filing, that information is public.
Requests to remove accurate public information will not be honored.

As the Supreme Court held in:

• Cox Broadcasting Corp. v. Cohn, 420 U.S. 469 (1975)
• Smith v. Daily Mail Publishing Co., 443 U.S. 97 (1979)
• Florida Star v. B.J.F., 491 U.S. 524 (1989)

Publishing truthful, lawfully obtained public information is constitutionally protected.

If a person did not want a statement to be public, they should not have placed it in the public record.

6. AI Use Disclosure

The Site may use AI tools for:

• grammar correction
• editing
• translation
• summarization
• formatting
• accessibility improvements

AI does not generate factual claims on its own.
All content is reviewed and approved by a human.

AI involvement does not diminish:

• First Amendment protections
• free-speech rights
• fair-use rights
• the accuracy or legitimacy of published content

7. Human Review Guarantee

All published content undergoes human review prior to publication.
The Publisher retains full editorial control.
No material is auto-published by AI.

Attempts to discredit or restrict publication based on AI usage constitute:

• bad-faith argument
• attempted prior restraint
• unconstitutional interference with protected speech

8. DMCA Safe Harbor Policy

This Site complies with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), 17 U.S.C. § 512.

The Site respects copyright rights and qualifies for Safe Harbor.

If you believe your copyrighted work has been used unlawfully, you must submit a valid DMCA Takedown Notice including:

• identification of the copyrighted work
• identification of the allegedly infringing material
• your contact information
• a good-faith statement
• a statement under penalty of perjury
• your signature (digital is acceptable)

DMCA Agent Email: INFO@BAYPORTLABSLAWSUITS.COM
Subject Line: DMCA Takedown Notice

Fair use applies to:

• commentary
• criticism
• documentation
• news reporting
• whistleblower content
• educational analysis

The Site may restore content following a lawful Counter-Notice.

9. Cookies & Tracking Technologies

The Site may use cookies or analytics tools solely for:

• performance enhancement
• security
• user experience optimization

Users can disable cookies in their browser settings.

10. Data Retention & Archiving

The Site may maintain archives indefinitely for:

• documentation
• whistleblower protection
• evidence preservation
• journalistic recordkeeping

Deletion of content elsewhere does not affect the Site’s independent archives.

11. External Links

External sites linked from this Site are not controlled by the Publisher.
The Site is not responsible for their content or privacy practices.

12. No Legal Advice

The Site provides general educational information.
Nothing here constitutes personalized legal advice.

13. Updates to This Policy

The Site may update this Privacy Policy at any time.
Continued use constitutes acceptance.

14. Contact

For privacy matters or DMCA notices:
INFO@BAYPORTLABSLAWSUITS.COM

Foundational First Amendment Case Law

Under controlling U.S. Supreme Court precedent, including:

• Near v. Minnesota, 283 U.S. 697 (1931)
• New York Times Co. v. United States, 403 U.S. 713 (1971)
• Organization for a Better Austin v. Keefe, 402 U.S. 415 (1971)
• Bantam Books, Inc. v. Sullivan, 372 U.S. 58 (1963)

attempts to restrain or suppress publication before it occurs are presumptively unconstitutional prior restraints. These rulings apply with full force to online publishing, commentary, criticism, documentation, and reporting.

Accordingly, no user, attorney, corporation, or third party may seek an injunction, TRO, gag order, or speech preemption based on content published on this Site, including public records, commentary, or AI-assisted editorial work.