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Morning Docket: 02.06.26

* The most popular way to win over this Supreme Court is to quote Scalia. Very originalist to be primarily swayed whose seat is still warm., [CNN]

* Yale Law fires its law librarian — one of only three Black women on faculty — after she filed a complaint which itself followed an internal investigation about working conditions in the library. [Yale Daily News]

* Starbucks beats back Missouri AG lawsuit over “DEI” policies. [Reuters]

* Lawyers stepping up to represent ICE victims. [Law.com]

* Uber owes $8.5M in sexual assault verdict. [Law360]

* Baker McKenzie layoffs continue. [Roll on Friday]

* EEOC rescinds anti-discrimination guidance. [ABA Journal]

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