Nancy Grace

  • Non-Sequiturs: 01.10.17
    Non-Sequiturs

    Non-Sequiturs: 01.10.17

    * The Supreme Court blocks the North Carolina special election until they decide whether they’ll hear the case. [Talking Points Memo]

    * If Trump opens up libel laws, he could find himself in hot water. [Gizmodo]

    * Paul Smith’s campaign against the gerrymander. [Slate]

    * This is just glorious: former Senator Al D’Amato got kicked off of a JetBlue flight. [MarketWatch]

    * At least Ivanka cares about ethics laws. [Fashionista]

    * Charlotte School of Law will be open this semester. [ABA Journal]

    * I’m sure this will be an even-tempered website, not at all prone to hyperbole and jumping to conclusions. [Business Insider]

    * Fox News settles the sexual harassment claims against Bill O’Reilly. [New York Times]

    * Biglaw’s wishful thinking. [Law and More]

    * Merchants take their desire to pass on credit card costs to consumers to the Supreme Court. [Big Law Business]

  • Biglaw, Crime, Dewey & LeBoeuf, Election Law, Gay, Gay Marriage, Immigration, Law Schools, Money, Morning Docket, Nancy Grace, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, White House Counsel

    Morning Docket: 04.22.14

    * Retired Justice John Paul Stevens isn’t exactly too thrilled about the Supreme Court’s opinion in McCutcheon v. FEC: “The voter is less important than the man who provides money to the candidate. It’s really wrong.” [New York Times]

    * Neil Eggleston, formerly a lawyer with the Clinton administration, has been named as replacement for Kathryn Ruemmler as White House Counsel. Please, Mr. Eggleston, we need to know about your shoes. [Associated Press]

    * The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office says the D&L trial could last for four months or more. Dewey know who one witness could be? Yup, the partner who allegedly shagged a spy. [Am Law Daily]

    * Thanks to the turn of the tide in DOMA-related litigation, a gay widower from Australia is petitioning USCIS to approve his marriage-based green card application, 39 years after it was first denied. [Advocate]

    * Here are three reasons your law school application was rejected: 1) you’re not a special snowflake; 2) your LSAT/GPA won’t game the rankings; and 3) LOL your essay. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]

    * No, Jodi Arias didn’t get Hep C in jail and file a lawsuit to get a restraining order against Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Nancy Grace. We have a feeling we know who did. We’ve missed you, Jonathan Lee Riches. [UPI]

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