Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 07.06.18

* Bernie Madoff's investment strategy may yield a billion dollar return... for the trustee. [American Lawyer] * Lanny Davis is now representing Michael Cohen, which certainly doesn't bode well for Trump. [Bloomberg] * The fiance of Princess Mako of Japan is going to Fordham next year. [Japan Times] * Federal judge rules that sanctuary city policies aren't obstacles to immigration policy because standing aside is not the same as standing in the way. [NY Times] * A disturbing look at the border crisis through the eyes of an immigration lawyer. [Mother Jones] * Job opportunity: the Senate is looking for special counsel to grease the wheels on the effort to roll back decades of jurisprudence. [National Law Journal] * Akin Gump is representing a woman separated from her children by the Trump administration. The representation comes as part of a public-private venture backed by the state of New York. The story is the latest testament to Governor Andrew Cuomo's deeply held moral conviction that people shouldn't vote for Cynthia Nixon. [Journal News] * The head of Arizona Summit Law School thinks the school's been treated unfairly. The nerve of these people. [KJZZ]

Bernie Madoff

* Bernie Madoff’s investment strategy may yield a billion dollar return… for the trustee. [American Lawyer]

* Lanny Davis is now representing Michael Cohen, which certainly doesn’t bode well for Trump. [Bloomberg]

* The fiance of Princess Mako of Japan is going to Fordham next year. [Japan Times]

* Federal judge rules that sanctuary city policies aren’t obstacles to immigration policy because standing aside is not the same as standing in the way. [NY Times]

* A disturbing look at the border crisis through the eyes of an immigration lawyer. [Mother Jones]

* Job opportunity: the Senate is looking for special counsel to grease the wheels on the effort to roll back decades of jurisprudence. [National Law Journal]

* Akin Gump is representing a woman separated from her children by the Trump administration. The representation comes as part of a public-private venture backed by the state of New York. The story is the latest testament to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s deeply held moral conviction that people shouldn’t vote for Cynthia Nixon. [Journal News]

* The head of Arizona Summit Law School thinks the school’s been treated unfairly. The nerve of these people. [KJZZ]