Morning Docket: 02.10.15

* "The reality is, the university has done a lot to be a part of the solution. This undoes a lot of that work." Students and professors at St. Louis University School of Law are up in arms because Bob McCulloch, the prosecutor in the Ferguson case, is coming to speak at an event on police practices. [ABC News] * "Travel by coach will make it impossible for the attorneys to work and or sleep effectively upon our arrival." Defense lawyers for three suspected terrorists motioned for a judge to give them business-class seats on a plane while federal prosecutors bum it back in coach. [New York Daily News] * SCOTUSblog has been denied a Supreme Court press pass, yet again. Lyle Denniston, the site's main reporter, had to go to great lengths in an attempt to circumvent the high court's new journalist credentialing process. [Associated Press] * “I would really think long and hard before defying a federal court order." SCOTUS declined to issue a stay that would keep gay marriage at bay in Alabama, but some judges are still refusing to marry gay couples. Thanks Roy Moore. [Los Angeles Times] * Paul Weiss: lookin' nice! In a look at some of the early numbers from the latest Am Law 100 rankings, the firm increased its gross revenue year over year by 10.9 percent, allowing Paul Weiss to finally break the billion-dollar mark in revenue. [Am Law Daily]