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Morning Docket 06.25.10

* Financial reform has made it out of conference. Nobody knows if it’s going to work, but it looks like it’s going to be law. [Washington Post] * Rate the Kagan. Elena Kagan receives the ABA’s highest rating. [ABA] * Rule 10-b of the Securities Exchange Act gets significantly scaled back. [SCOTUSblog] * The eminent […]

By Elie Mystal on June 25, 2010 9:02 am

* Financial reform has made it out of conference. Nobody knows if it’s going to work, but it looks like it’s going to be law. [Washington Post]

* Rate the Kagan. Elena Kagan receives the ABA’s highest rating. [ABA]

* Rule 10-b of the Securities Exchange Act gets significantly scaled back. [SCOTUSblog]

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* The eminent domain of Columbia University. [WSJ Law Blog]

* Judge Martin Feldman won’t stay the effects of his “drill, baby, drill” decision. [New York Times]

* Aptly named alleged drug lord, Christopher Coke, will be arraigned today. [The Gleaner]