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Legal EthicsLarry Klayman Thinks The D.C. Bar Is On A Political 'Jihad' To Expel Conservatives From The Profession
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CourtsGovernment Shutdown Really Messing Stuff Up If You Need To Be Admitted To The D.C. Bar
For some almost lawyers, it's a matter of money. 
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Bar Exams, Job SearchesWhen, Oh When, Is The D.C. Bar Swearing-In?
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Non-SequitursNon-Sequiturs: 11.07.16
* Is the GOP writing a check its ass can’t cash? (In regard to the Supreme Court.) [Talking Points Memo]
* What time will a new president be determined? Everything you think you know about election predictions is about to change. [Politico]
* The 75-mile problem with Donald Trump’s wall. [Huffington Post]
* A deep dive into the D.C. bar exam stats. [Bar Exam Stats]
* A look at the Supreme Court’s grant, vacate, remand (“GVR”) dispositions this Term. [Empirical SCOTUS]
* The best of Assistant Attorney General Leslie Caldwell’s recent Foreign Corrupt Practices Act speech. [FCPA Professor]
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Federal Government, Labor / Employment, Legal Ethics
Sequestration Creates Ethical Hurdles, Trial Suspensions
The sequester may put government lawyers in an ethical bind and is robbing some litigants of their rights.
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