Above the Law

It's possible for a single justice to swing the court, it just depends on the IP subject matter.

Reports of the LSAT's demise may be exaggerated.

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* Brett Kavanaugh built up around $200K in debt buying Washington Nationals tickets. This may be the Federalist Society's biggest vetting failure ever because all real conservative jurists would say they went $200K in debt buying Montreal Expos tickets. [Deadspin]

* Ohio pulls obscure law out of a hat to harass Stormy Daniels for daring to point out that Donald Trump is a scumbag. [NY Times]

* "Jesus never broke immigration law" says Evangelical Trumper whose religion is entirely based on a guy admitting he was an outlaw and getting the death penalty for it. [Vox]

* Just when you were getting used to WestlawNext, WestlawEdge is here to radically change the game. [LegaltechNews]

* Texas professors who don't want to die will take their case to the Fifth Circuit. [CBS News]

* Lawyer says Shady orchestrated the assault on his ex. [Denver Post]

* Trump pardoned the thugs who put the lives of firefighters in danger and then inspired an armed standoff with federal officers and then Mike Pence's buddy gave them a private jet home. [Oregon Live]

Yalies v. Yalies: Not everyone with an elite law school degree is happy with Brett Kavanaugh's nomination. Most Undergrads Don't Want To Go To Law School: Sorry, but it's in the numbers. Cheer For The Lawyer Who Got Arrested: That'll happen when resisting the U.S.'s current immigration policies. "Poor" Is A Relative Term: A look at Brett Kavanaugh's finances. You Want Raises? We've still got raises.

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Harsh and discriminatory sentences aren’t just about the law, but about choices made by people responsible for enforcing them.