State Supreme Court Hears Public Health Concerns, Ignores Public Health Concerns
Minnesota clearly blew off its legal writing homework.
Minnesota clearly blew off its legal writing homework.
The Supreme Court year is finally over.
Legal and operational leaders are gathering May 6–7 in Fort Lauderdale to confront the questions the industry hasn't answered—with a keynote from Amanda Knox setting the tone.
What exactly are these people waiting for?
Have you taken all of your superspreader event prep courses?
Two incidents in a week show that bar examiners need to do be a lot more attentive.
This judge is dropping anvils on the bar exam's defenders.
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Nothing promotes an atmosphere of respect like the 'sit down and shut up' pitch.
This is a shameful move.
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The Arkansas bar examiners are why we can't have nice things.
This ought to fix everything.
* Tennessee has become the second state in the country to delay the administration of the summer bar exam. [Nashville Post] * A New Jersey lawyer has been disbarred for converting $92,000 from his attorney trust account. [New Jersey Law Journal] * A Manhattan judge (before whom I argued my first motion years ago!) has dismissed a conservative group's defamation lawsuit against the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center. [New York Daily News] * Joe Biden's campaign is preparing an army of lawyers as part of voter protection efforts. [CNN] * The ACLU has filed a lawsuit seeking to delay an execution because the inmate's Buddhist priest is at risk of complications should he contract COVID-19. Have to give props to those lawyers for a creative argument. [Hill]
Another state mugged by reality.
The system is broken.