Mike Pence
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Courts
The Day After The January 6 Verdict
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Government
The California Bar Dishonor Roll
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Government
Mike Pence Testifies To Grand Jury As Trump Lawyers Dawdle
You snooze, you lose. Although he was probably going to lose anyway.
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Government
Trump Begs Appeals Court To Block Pence Testimony To Jan. 6 Grand Jury
Eleventh time's a charm. -
Government
Mike Pence Declares Victory And Goes Home ... Via The Grand Jury
Is Mike Pence still bothering to pretend to run for president? -
Government
Court Orders Pence To Testify To Special Counsel, Side Eyes Privileges And Legislative Immunity Claims
Don't worry, Clarence, Sam, Neil, Brett, and Amy will save him. And probably John, too. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 02.24.23
* Everyone fears that young, lockdown lawyers aren’t well-trained. And they probably aren’t… but instead of addressing that, firms will just complain about hybrid offices some more. [Law.com]
* Congratulations to Sidney Powell, who dodged an ethics complaint when a Greg Abbott-appointed judge tossed the case. Aileen Cannon is an inspiration to so many out there… [Reuters]
* DOJ seeks sanctions against Google for deleting employee chats. Why delete them? Just leave them on the Google chat platform and literally no one will ever be able to find them again. [Law360]
* The legal luminary who convinced Mike Pence not to participate in a coup hopes to convince the former Veep to do the right thing again. [NY Times]
* Trump has MORE classified documents now? [CNN]
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Government
Mike Pence Tries To Get Back In Trump's Graces By Admitting That He, Too, Pocketed Classified Documents
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 11.12.21
* Trump thinks it’s reasonable that his followers were yelling “Hang Mike Pence.” I knew he was the vice president, but who knew the vice was wrath? [Daily Beast]
* One way to support our service folks might be allowing them to sue the Defense Department. [San Francisco Chronicle]
* Rittenhouse’s judge is starting to give me Alabama vibes. Money on which group he’s gonna piss off next? [CNN]
* Oop, found the answer, he’s gonna piss off the impartiality people. Applauding a person about to take the stand might lead to prejudicial deference to their testimony — who knew? [Rolling Stone]
* In a win for labor rights, immigrant detainees in Washington will have to be paid at least minimum wage! Woop woop! [Time]
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Government
Conservative Superlawyer John Eastman Knows Who Is To Blame For The Capitol Riot And It Is Mike Pence
Yeah, yeah, save it for your testimony. -
Government
Legal Luminary Reveals He Advised Pence To Ignore 'How To Coup' Memo
This memo was trash, and a former federal judge laid it all out for Pence. -
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Government
A Quick And Dirty Guide To The 25th Amendment
Let's talk about this FOR NO REASON IN PARTICULAR!
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 12.09.20
* A company that makes a law firm performance review platform has hired its first general counsel. Wonder how they’ll track his performance… [Corporate Counsel]
* A new lawsuit alleges that an Illinois funeral home gave out the wrong ashes to family members of the deceased. [Insurance Journal]
* A lawyer for President Trump has been sued for saying that a former cybersecurity chief should be shot for statements made about the election. [Bloomberg Law]
* Check out this New York City lawyer who is dressing up as Santa for the holiday season. [Fox News]
* The New York Attorney General predicts President Trump will step down so that Vice President Pence can pardon him. Sounds like a plot line from House of Cards. [Hill]
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Politics
Applying Litigation Techniques To Political Debates
There were a ton of evasions at the debate -- on both sides of the aisle. -
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Courts
Mike Pence Isn't Mad At John Roberts, He's Just Disappointed
Actually, conservatives are pretty pissed that the Chief isn't always on their side. -
Government
VP Pence Votes Using Indiana Governor's Mansion Because FIRE THE WRITERS
This year, man, I don't know. -
Government
Pence Aide Owns Stock In Pandemic Response Companies Because CONFLICT OF INTEREST, HOW DOES IT GO?
Rules are for the little people. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 07.30.18
* Vice President Mike Pence says he’s “confident” that Judge Brett Kavanaugh will be confirmed to the Supreme Court “before the fall is out” — and he’s probably correct about that. [FOX Business]
* In other news related to the high court, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says she’s got “at least five more years” on the Supreme Court before she’ll think about stepping down. As always, RBG continues to remain NO-NO-NO-NOTORIOUS! [CNN]
* According to one of President Trump’s former lawyers, Rudy Giuliani has weakened the case against Michael Cohen by flip-flopping on the man’s credibility, referring to him as an “an honest, honorable lawyer” and later as a “pathological liar.” [CNN]
* Just in case you forgot, not only did Michael Cohen go to the “worst law school in the country,” but “[h]e’s bitter Trump didn’t give him a job.” [Page Six / New York Post]
* Former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore has filed a “political conspiracy” lawsuit over his failed bid for the U.S. Senate seat that was left vacant by AG Jeff Sessions, claiming that false advertisements were behind his loss. [Newsweek]
* Last week, Facebook lost more than $100 billion in value, the biggest single-day loss in stock market history. Shareholders have responded in the most obvious way possible, with a proposed class-action lawsuit. [New York Law Journal]
* After its unexpected closure, Savannah Law School will soon find new life — as an art school. The Savannah College of Art and Design purchased the law school building from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law for a cool $27.5 million. [Savannah Morning News]