Morning Docket: 01.04.08
* Score one for Harvard Law School. Sen. Obama (HLS ’91) and Gov. Huckabee win Iowa. [New York Times; Washington Post]
* Spears taken to hospital after long custody dispute with Federline, hours after 14-minute deposition. [AP]
* D.C. taps Dellinger for Second Amendment case in SCOTUS. [Washington Post via How Appealing]
* U.S. expresses concern over blogger arrested in Saudi Arabia. [CNN]
* Trainer from Mitchell Report threatens possible lawsuit against Roger Clemens. [ESPN]
* SEC obtains final judgment against Waste Management ex-CFO. [WSJ Law Blog]
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