Morning Docket: 12.26.24

* Arkansas book ban runs afoul of Constitution... for now. [Reuters] * Federal judge in trouble for speaking to "politically affiliated" organization. Which is a rookie mistake because all you need to do is pretend nakedly political organizations just aren't political... the Federalist Society judges do it all the time. [Reuters] * DC Circuit executive leaves to raise alpacas. [Bloomberg Law News] * Biglaw will be busy for the next few weeks aiding clients with SEC enforcement before the SEC stops doing that. [National Law Journal] * Big pharma... Big insider trading. [Law360]

By Above the Law

onDecember 26, 2024 at 9:18 AM

Various books on shelves, full frame * Arkansas book ban runs afoul of Constitution… for now. [Reuters]

* Federal judge in trouble for speaking to “politically affiliated” organization. Which is a rookie mistake because all you need to do is pretend nakedly political organizations just aren’t political… the Federalist Society judges do it all the time. [Reuters]

* DC Circuit executive leaves to raise alpacas. [Bloomberg Law News]

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* Biglaw will be busy for the next few weeks aiding clients with SEC enforcement before the SEC stops doing that. [National Law Journal]

* Big pharma… Big insider trading. [Law360]

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