Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 06.25.24

* Supreme Court takes up gender affirming care bans. [Washington Post] * Are firms going to follow the summer bonus train? [American Lawyer] * "In over her head" is becoming the consensus epithet for Aileen Cannon. [Salon] * Which is extra relevant today as she's set to hear Trump's argument "what if we just pretend he didn't have boxes and boxes of classified material. [Reuters] * Julian Assange pleading guilty. [Law360] * Courts block Biden's new, differently structured student loan relief plan invoking dubious but ascendent "major questions" doctrine. [Bloomberg Law News] * Interesting article questioning the theory that the Framers envisioned freedom of "the press" as the technology and not the institution. [SSRN]

By Above the Law on June 25, 2024 9:09 am

United States Supreme Court Building

(Photographer: Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg)

* Supreme Court takes up gender affirming care bans. [Washington Post]

* Are firms going to follow the summer bonus train? [American Lawyer]

* “In over her head” is becoming the consensus epithet for Aileen Cannon. [Salon]

* Which is extra relevant today as she’s set to hear Trump’s argument “what if we just pretend he didn’t have boxes and boxes of classified material. [Reuters]

* Julian Assange pleading guilty. [Law360]

* Courts block Biden’s new, differently structured student loan relief plan invoking dubious but ascendent “major questions” doctrine. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Interesting article questioning the theory that the Framers envisioned freedom of “the press” as the technology and not the institution. [SSRN]