Morning Docket: 06.11.18
* Guess which law school is on the verge of losing its accreditation? We'll have more on this unsurprising news later today. [Arizona Republic] * When it comes to Milbank's new $190K salary scale for associates, some general counsel and in-house leaders don't seem to really care, and others are none too thrilled about it, but absolutely NONE of them want to pay for it. [Corporate Counsel] * How much does President Donald Trump detest AG Jeff Sessions? This much! The president says he'll probably support legislation protecting marijuana activities in states where the drug has been legalized. [NBC News] * Pointing out numerous dueling injunctions in a Friday night filing, the Trump administration's Justice Department is paving the way for a SCOTUS showdown over DACA -- possibly as soon as sometime this summer. [BuzzFeed] * If you're planning to someday become a Supreme Court clerk, you better make sure that your law school is following the new law clerk hiring plan. Justice Sonia Sotomayor is now the fourth justice to offer her support, following in the footsteps of Justices Kagan, Ginsburg, and Breyer. [National Law Journal]
* Guess which law school is on the verge of losing its accreditation? We’ll have more on this unsurprising news later today. [Arizona Republic]
* When it comes to Milbank’s new $190K salary scale for associates, some general counsel and in-house leaders don’t seem to really care, and others are none too thrilled about it, but absolutely NONE of them want to pay for it. [Corporate Counsel]
* How much does President Donald Trump detest AG Jeff Sessions? This much! The president says he’ll probably support legislation protecting marijuana activities in states where the drug has been legalized. [NBC News]
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* Pointing out numerous dueling injunctions in a Friday night filing, the Trump administration’s Justice Department is paving the way for a SCOTUS showdown over DACA — possibly as soon as sometime this summer. [BuzzFeed]
* If you’re planning to someday become a Supreme Court clerk, you better make sure that your law school is following the new law clerk hiring plan. Justice Sonia Sotomayor is now the fourth justice to offer her support, following in the footsteps of Justices Kagan, Ginsburg, and Breyer. [National Law Journal]
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