Florida Attorney Used Proceeds Of COVID Loan Scam To Pay Trump Golf Club
Does it get more Florida than this?
Does it get more Florida than this?
Voters rejected this judge, but he's perfect for Ron DeSantis's agenda.
Law firms and legal departments are writing the future of the profession in separate rooms. What happens when they actually work together?
Simply put, the Parental Leave Rule was never tested. Until now.
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* Still care about a free press? In that case, this sounds much needed. [LA Times] * California just decriminalized jaywalking. In other news, jaywalking was criminalized in California. [CNN] * Who'd have thunk it — Florida's social media law made it to SCOTUS. I wonder how this will turn out. [SCOTUSblog] * Abortion restrictions, as expected, are preventing people from getting the care they need, pregnant or not. [KY 3] * After 30+ years, Robert's court is looking a lot like Thomas'. [SCOTUSblog]
Of course this was based in Florida.
The list of things Floridian children need protection from: CRT, dictionaries, teachers with Sir Mix-A-Lot songs on their playlists...
* Georgia Deputy Police Chief gets caught up in a sex trafficking ring. You'd think there would be better background checks for the people whose literal only job is to prevent crap like this. [NY Post] * Looks like Florida's child safety laws should be concerned with more than keeping books out of children's hands. [NBC] * Keep speech alive! Judge prevents Arizona from punishing citizens for recording the police. [AP] * Guess whose back? Back again? Polio. Thanks to everyone whose been adamantly fighting vaccine mandates! [The Guardian]
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
'And here's where I'd mention that the reason there are so few mummies is because Europeans ate them, but I'd run the risk of losing my job.' - Some teacher in Florida during World History
'Giving teachers guns wasn’t enough, they’ll have belts too!' - Missouri parents, apparently
The brutal decision uses pop culture to make an incredibly important legal point.
Imagine school being held up because some smart aleck submitted a copy of ‘A Portrait Of Dorian Gray.’
The First Amendment doesn't only protect religion.