Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 05.21.24

* Robert Costello decides to fight with the judge while on the stand at the Trump trial. This should work out for him! [Washington Post] * Montana AG caught on tape claiming that he recruited a fake primary opponent so he could break campaign finance laws. [NBC Montana] * Justice Alito gets history as wrong as he proper flag etiquette. [Balls and Strikes] * Skadden raided again. [Financial Times] * Rupert Murdoch loves playing peek-a-boo with the corporate veil, but the UK has ruled that he gets to stay covered to avoid Prince Harry's lawsuit. [Reuters] * There are no Republicans left in New England. Which is generally true, but specifically on the First Circuit. [National Law Journal] * Biglaw sued for requiring employees to not kill everyone with COVID. [ABA Journal] * FTC cracking down on false "Made in the USA" claims. Now Trump is going to have another rash of lawsuits to complain about, isn't he? [Bloomberg Law News]

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Jury Selection In Donald Trump’s Hush-Money Criminal Trial

(Photographer: Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

* Robert Costello decides to fight with the judge while on the stand at the Trump trial. This should work out for him! [Washington Post]

* Montana AG caught on tape claiming that he recruited a fake primary opponent so he could break campaign finance laws. [NBC Montana]

* Justice Alito gets history as wrong as he proper flag etiquette. [Balls and Strikes]

* Skadden raided again. [Financial Times]

* Rupert Murdoch loves playing peek-a-boo with the corporate veil, but the UK has ruled that he gets to stay covered to avoid Prince Harry’s lawsuit. [Reuters]

* There are no Republicans left in New England. Which is generally true, but specifically on the First Circuit. [National Law Journal]

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* Biglaw sued for requiring employees to not kill everyone with COVID. [ABA Journal]

* FTC cracking down on false “Made in the USA” claims. Now Trump is going to have another rash of lawsuits to complain about, isn’t he? [Bloomberg Law News]

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