1. New Mexico Judgment Allocation Court Order Confirmed
Statutory deconstruction of the $940M public nuisance damages and injunctive relief pool.
Mental Health Trust
$480,000,000
Clinical care & youth suicide mitigation
State Civil Penalties
$310,000,000
Deceptive Trade Practices violations
School Safety Fund
$150,000,000
Districts tech-addiction remediation
Algorithmic Harm Vector Weights
Algorithmic Compulsive Loops (Infinite Scroll & Autoplay)
35%
Predatory Push Notification Timing
28%
Age Verification & Safety Control Bypass
22%
Beauty Filters & Body Dysmorphia Feedback
15%
2. Causal Architecture: §230 Bypass Product Defect Theory
How state AGs distinguish algorithmic recommendation code from protected third-party speech.
Legal Precedent Note: The court held that Meta's proprietary recommendation code, push notification schedules, and dopamine loop optimizations constitute first-party product design features—not third-party publisher speech—rendering Section 230(c)(1) immunity inapplicable.
3. Multi-State Attorney General Exposure Simulator Estimated 50-State Pool: $38,400,000,000
Extrapolating New Mexico's per-capita youth statutory benchmark across active bipartisan multi-district litigation (MDL 3072).
| Jurisdiction | Teen Pop (10-18) | Litigation Stage | Public Nuisance Claim | Est. Exposure (USD) |
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Counterfactual Product Design Remedies (Mandatory Injunctions)
Calculated Post-Remedy Residual Harm Index: 16% (Extremely Low)
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