Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 11.19.20

* A Florida woman, who allegedly pretended to be a lawyer, has been sentenced to four years in prison. Did she say her name was "Jerry Gallo"? [Tampa Bay Times] * The FBI is purportedly investigating the Attorney General of Texas for alleged improprieties. [Hill] * A wrongful-death lawsuit has been filed over the drowning this past summer of an actress on the show Glee. [Deadline] * The Attorney General of Pennsylvania had some harsh words for Rudy Giuliani upon the latter's return to the courtroom in post-election litigation after a nearly three-decade hiatus. [Newsweek] * A lawyer has been found guilty of a misdemeanor for refusing to stop texting in court. Guess the attorney will be texting sad emojis for a while... [Bloomberg Law]

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* A Florida woman, who allegedly pretended to be a lawyer, has been sentenced to four years in prison. Did she say her name was “Jerry Gallo“? [Tampa Bay Times]

* The FBI is purportedly investigating the Attorney General of Texas for alleged improprieties. [Hill]

* A wrongful-death lawsuit has been filed over the drowning this past summer of an actress on the show Glee. [Deadline]

* The Attorney General of Pennsylvania had some harsh words for Rudy Giuliani upon the latter’s return to the courtroom in post-election litigation after a nearly three-decade hiatus. [Newsweek]

* A lawyer has been found guilty of a misdemeanor for refusing to stop texting in court. Guess the attorney will be texting sad emojis for a while… [Bloomberg Law]

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