Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 06.05.24

* ACLU suing Biden administration over new asylum rules that were basically the Trump Muslim ban... but for Latin America. [Axios] * Linklaters pulls back from plan to just not pay partners what they've earned if they decide to lateral. [Law.com International] * Trump asks judge to formally lift gag order now that there aren't witnesses and jurors to intimidate. [Reuters] * A profile of how two non-lawyers hold massive influence over the shape of the legal system now that the federal courts have stopped caring about law. [Bloomberg Law News] * Strange bedfellows: Second Amendment conservatives are up in arms over the Hunter Biden prosecution. [Reason] * Multiple state attorneys general demand ABA purge law school accreditation standards of diversity language so law school can be a safe space for white failsons again. [Law.com] * Democrats forcing vote to protect right to contraception... mostly to get Republicans on record voting against it. [NBC News]

By Above the Law on June 05, 2024 9:18 am

President Biden Arrives Back At The White House

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* ACLU suing Biden administration over new asylum rules that were basically the Trump Muslim ban… but for Latin America. [Axios]

* Linklaters pulls back from plan to just not pay partners what they’ve earned if they decide to lateral. [Law.com International]

* Trump asks judge to formally lift gag order now that there aren’t witnesses and jurors to intimidate. [Reuters]

* A profile of how two non-lawyers hold massive influence over the shape of the legal system now that the federal courts have stopped caring about law. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Strange bedfellows: Second Amendment conservatives are up in arms over the Hunter Biden prosecution. [Reason]

* Multiple state attorneys general demand ABA purge law school accreditation standards of diversity language so law school can be a safe space for white failsons again. [Law.com]

* Democrats forcing vote to protect right to contraception… mostly to get Republicans on record voting against it. [NBC News]