Election Law
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Election Law
How Baude And Paulsen Opened Pandora's Box: Is Trump Eligible For The Presidency?
It's hard to say where we go from here. -
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Election Law
Sidney Powell Played Herself With Bold Claim No One Should Believe Her
Navigating the Scylla and Charybdis of defamation and sanctions. -
Election Law
Really The Voter Turnout For The U.S. 2020 Presidential Election Wasn't *That* Impressive
Turnout was up, but not exceptional. -
Biglaw, Election Law
Stat Of The Week: A Historic Wave Of Early Ballots
Voter enthusiasm appears to be slightly elevated. -
Election Law
An Election So Nice, You Should Vote TWICE! (No, You Shouldn’t)
Despite Trump's urgings, you'd be risking possible felonies. -
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How AI Is The Catalyst For Reshaping Every Aspect Of Legal Work
Findings from the "Future of Professionals Report," based on a survey of 1,200 professionals from North and South America and the UK. -
Election Law
The Real Reason Behind Bill Barr's 'Crackpot' Theory On The Inspector General Report
A theory on why Bill Barr is the Attorney General. -
Election Law
The Most Important Super Bowl Ad You'll See This Year
When did "every vote will be counted" become so controversial? -
Election Law
If You've Received A Criminal Summons In Texas, It Might Just Be A Ted Cruz Fundraising Letter
This is a troubling campaign mailer, but it's also legal. -
Election Law
This Judge Absolutely Unloads On The Government's 'Histrionics'
The defendants 'stamp their feet and wail,' but the judge isn't having any of it. -
Election Law, Justice, Politics, Supreme Court
'Gorsuch Court' Has Texas's Back When It Comes To Voter Suppression
I don't know what Gill v. Whitford is going to do, but it's going to do all of it.
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Document Automation For Law Firms: The Definitive Guide
Legal document automation is no longer only for the exclusive few.
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How AI Is The Catalyst For Reshaping Every Aspect Of Legal Work
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Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
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Election Law, Supreme Court
Election Law Takes Center Stage
The assault on the right to vote continues. -
Election Law, Justice, Politics
Will Republicans Continue To Fight Trump's Voter Fraud Commission When It Costs Them Something?
Early resistance is promising, but will red states really reject voter suppression designed to help them win? -
Clarence Thomas, Election Law, Elena Kagan, Justice, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
4 Libs And... Clarence Thomas Unite To Smack North Carolina's Racial Gerrymandering
This isn't a surprising vote from Thomas, if you know how crazy he really is. -
Election Law, Justice, Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Begs For A Case That Will Allow Them To Restrict Voting Rights
Minorities who want to vote are not safe from the Supreme Court yet. -
Election Law, Justice, Politics
At This Point, Texas Should Try Letting Brown People Vote
A federal judge just struck down a restrictive voter ID law in Texas -- with good reason. -
Donald Trump, Election Law, Justice
Donald Trump, Sued Again, This Time Over Financial Disclosures
I never thought Trump would be president because I never thought he could survive a serious investigation into his finances. -
Election Law, Justice, SCOTUS
How Much Racial Gerrymandering Is Too Much? Court Doesn't Know, But Wants Virginia To Think About It
Absent mountains or rivers or some other kinds of geological formations, drawing district lines is fundamentally arbitrary.