Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 02.21.23

* The next Biglaw partner you talk to might be a criminal. Yeah, yeah, we get it, but this time we mean that literally. [Law360] * Kim Kardashian has a new update on her legal studies. [LegalCheek] * After full body shot it down, ABA Council votes again to end the mandatory admissions test requirement. Just like with the LSAT: if at first you don't succeed... [Law.com] * Supreme Court will hear argument on whether or not to blow up the internet. It's an issue with a lot of nuance that will absolutely be decided by the majority deciding "the Framers didn't have broadband access, so...." [Reuters] * Schlitz is the beer that made Milwaukee famous, and now it's the beer that makes judicial elections deeply problematic. [The Guardian] * New York public interest attorneys plan strike after failing to get a favorable contract. Access to justice is only as good as the legal team it can recruit and sustain. [The City]

By Above the Law on February 21, 2023 8:34 am

Handcuffs and Fingerprints* The next Biglaw partner you talk to might be a criminal. Yeah, yeah, we get it, but this time we mean that literally. [Law360]

* Kim Kardashian has a new update on her legal studies. [LegalCheek]

* After full body shot it down, ABA Council votes again to end the mandatory admissions test requirement. Just like with the LSAT: if at first you don’t succeed… [Law.com]

* Supreme Court will hear argument on whether or not to blow up the internet. It’s an issue with a lot of nuance that will absolutely be decided by the majority deciding “the Framers didn’t have broadband access, so….” [Reuters]

* Schlitz is the beer that made Milwaukee famous, and now it’s the beer that makes judicial elections deeply problematic. [The Guardian]

* New York public interest attorneys plan strike after failing to get a favorable contract. Access to justice is only as good as the legal team it can recruit and sustain. [The City]