* Administration ordered to release the names of all those detained under its ill-considered executive order. This of course rests on the questionable premise that the administration kept any paperwork at all while it ran around nabbing people. [National Law Journal]
* ATTACK ROOSTER!!! [Law.com]
* Hank Greenberg calls the Martin Act a “very dangerous weapon,” which it probably is if you’re an unrepentant fraudster. [Law360]
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* Tips for writing non-compete agreements when you absolutely, positively want to screw your employees. [Corporate Counsel]
* Trump nixes transgender protections in schools, opting to leave the issue for the states — a mantra we should probably get used to hearing about all civil rights protections. [Washington Post]
* Suge Knight thinks he needs greater access to his attorneys. Attorneys too scared of Suge Knight to disagree. [Courthouse News Service]
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* Sidley had a good year — no matter how they got their money. [Am Law Daily]
* IMDb can officially tell you how old stars are again. Our long national nightmare is over. [Fox News]