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Stephen Miller Takes Break From Suing Gay Pop-Tarts To Sue NYU Law Review
America First Legal accuses NYU Law Review of discriminating against white man who hasn't even tried to apply yet. -
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91-Year-Old Elite Law School Grad Took Out $29,000 In Student Loans, Owes $329,309
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Profit Powerhouse: Elevating Law Firm Financial Performance
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Law Revue Video Contest 2022: The Finalists!
Who will win this year's Law Revue Video Contest? It’s up to you. Start voting now!
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T14 Law School Professor Tests Positive For Coronavirus
Yikes. Has this happened at any other law schools? -
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4 More Prestigious Law Schools Close Their Doors Over Coronavirus Concerns
COVID-19 fears are sweeping the T14. Which schools are affected now? -
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Trio Of Elite Law Schools Try Biglaw Early Interviews To Give Their Students Even More Of A Leg Up
More fallout from the changed NALP recruitment rules. -
In-House Counsel
Legal Madness, The Encore: Your In-House Horror Stories Performed On Stage
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In-House Counsel
Legal Madness: Your In-House Horror Stories Performed On Stage
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Document Automation For Law Firms: The Definitive Guide
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Crime, Justice
Wrongful Convictions: What Is To Be Done?
Identifying wrongful convictions and getting them vacated isn't easy, but it is essential. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non Sequiturs: 04.07.19
* Where does Justice Brett Kavanaugh fit along the ideological spectrum at the Supreme Court? Adam Feldman evaluates the evidence thus far. [Empirical SCOTUS]
* Speaking of SCOTUS, Frank Pasquale takes Neal Devins and Lawrence Baum’s new book, The Company They Keep: How Partisan Divisions Came to the Supreme Court (affiliate link), as a jumping-off point for exploring the political polarization of SCOTUS. [Balkinization]
* Texas v. Azar, the Obamacare case now pending before the Fifth Circuit, makes for unusual alliances — how often do you see Jonathan Adler, Nick Bagley, Abbe Gluck, and Ilya Somin on the same amicus brief? [Take Care]
* David Bernstein offers some thoughtful reflections — with which I happen to agree — on how some conservatives responded to the nominations of Neomi Rao and Jessie Liu. [Volokh Conspiracy / Reason]
* Joel Cohen has a question about Robert Mueller: “What did he know, and when did he know it?” [The Hill]
* And Cohen also has this interesting interview with Justice David Wecht of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, about an important (and disturbing) subject: the recent rise in anti-Semitism, in America and abroad. [Tablet]
* If you share my interest in litigation finance, then you might be interested in this great new resource: a comprehensive digital library of documents relating to the litigation-funding industry. [Litigation Finance Journal]
* What trends and technology will shape the future of the legal profession? Jean O’Grady discusses highlights from a new report by Wolters Kluwer. [Dewey B Strategic]
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Law Schools
Another T14 Law School Decides The GRE Is Good Enough For Them
The LSAT is not quite as important as it once was. -
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Another Elite Law School Eyes GRE For Admissions
Is the GRE expanding its footprint to Greenwich Village? -
Law Schools
'NYU Law' Grad Hurls Racial Epithets On Subway... Earns Bowl Of Soup To The Face
The worst law school exam issue spotter ever.
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Are Small Firms Going Big On Legal Tech?
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Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 08.18.17
* “It’s a terrible signal for this group to be holding their meeting at the Trump International Hotel and for a Supreme Court justice to legitimate it by attending. It just violates basic ethical principles about conflicts of interest.” Justice Neil Gorsuch is under fire for speaking at an upcoming event at the Trump International Hotel just two weeks before SCOTUS will hear arguments in the travel ban case. [New York Times]
* After 23 years, National Conference of Bar Examiners president Erica Moeser will be retiring from her job on August 21 and handing over the reins to Judith Gundersen, the NCBE’s director of test operations. If you recall, Moeser once infamously — and most likely, correctly — said that plummeting bar pass rates were due to “less able” test takers. Enjoy your retirement! [Law.com]
* With funding of almost $6 million from Bloomberg Philanthropies, NYU Law is launching the State Energy and Environmental Impact Center, in an effort to assist state attorneys general who “don’t begin to have the resources to meet these challenges” fight any of the Trump administration’s attempts to dismantle environmental protections and climate policies. [Washington Post]
* Jacqueline B. Jones, the lawyer who called in a bomb threat to the federal courthouse on the day she was supposed to defend herself against being sanctioned, is set to plead guilty today to third-degree falsely reporting an incident. She faces jail time and up to $15,000 in fines. [Syracuse.com]
* “The story’s true. I’m not doing anything. I barely show up to work and I’ve been caught.” The spokesman for New York’s Office of Court Administration accidentally left a message for a reporter who was working on a story about his truancy on the job, laughing about how he “barely” showed up to work, just after lying and saying the reports were false. Oopsie! [New York Law Journal]
* “In an era of alternative news and fake facts, the ABA should be the definitive source of real facts when it comes to the law.” Check out the ABA’s new online resource, the legal fact checker, a website where members of the public can learn about what the law says regarding current events in the news. [ABA Journal]
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Biglaw, Job Searches
Are NYU Law Students Worried About Getting Biglaw Offers, Or Nah?
When offers are being handed out like candy, it changes your perspective. -
SCOTUS, Supreme Court
Looking Back On The Supreme Court Term That Was
This wasn't the most thrilling Term ever, but a star-studded panel of SCOTUS experts offered interesting insights. -
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Contests, Law Revue Video Contest, Law Schools
ATL Law Revue Contest -- Let The Voting Begin (This Time Without The Cheating)
Now you can win with honor. -
Law Revue Video Contest
Law Revue Video Contest 2017: Honorable Mentions
They may not have made it to the finals, but they're still worth checking out. -
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Law Revue Video Contest 2017: The Finalists!
Who will prevail in the latest Law Revue Video Contest? Vote for your favorite!