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Morning Docket 05.26.09

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* Silence from the SCOTUS justices is a good sign for your case. [New York Times]
* A South Carolina judge has issued a TRO protecting Craigslist from criminal prosecution by the state’s Attorney General. Let the whorish ads continue. [ZDNet]
* Ready your rainbow posters. The California’s Supreme Court will rule on Prop 8 today. [Wall Street Journal]
* More experts weigh in on the future of Biglaw. [Philadelphia Business Journal]
* GM’s bankruptcy is bankrupting the ranks of bankruptcy attorneys. [New York Times]
* We’ve heard of parents forcing kids to make inventive use of empty bottles during road trips, but this is the first time we’ve heard of a teacher forcing a student to juice up a lunchbox. [Courthouse News Service]
* The biggest news of the morning is Sonia Sotomayor’s proposed move to One First Street. See our early morning post for more on this. [Above The Law]

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