Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 06.06.22

* Attempts to hold the Uvalde Police Department accountable may prove difficult. You'd think we'd be better about the quis custodiet ipsos custodes problem after 2,000 years or so. [New York Times] * Esquire of the Caribbean: Top firms want to parlay with Camille Vasquez after her big Johnny Depp win. [New York Post] * The right to repair could be coming to Albany, NY! This is big! [Gothamist] * A company's right to (not) speak still remains murky due to Texas lawmakers. [Washington Post] * The Court is set up to hear a gerrymandering case. Decision could be in by the end of 2023. Let's enjoy voting until then. [New York Times]

* Attempts to hold the Uvalde Police Department accountable may prove difficult. You’d think we’d be better about the quis custodiet ipsos custodes problem after 2,000 years or so. [New York Times]

* Esquire of the Caribbean: Top firms want to parlay with Camille Vasquez after her big Johnny Depp win. [New York Post]

* The right to repair could be coming to Albany, NY! This is big! [Gothamist]

* A company’s right to (not) speak still remains murky due to Texas lawmakers. [Washington Post]

* The Court is set up to hear a gerrymandering case. Decision could be in by the end of 2023. Let’s enjoy voting until then. [New York Times]


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