Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 02.10.25

* Return to office push taking a mental toll on lawyers. [Law.com] * Trump administration blocking federal funds set to build EV charging stations. Elon must not have been consulted on this one. [Law360] * Focus on immigration sapping DOJ resources from combatting terrorism. [Bloomberg Law News] * Facebook heads to appeals court to defend its privacy settlement. [Reuters] * The lawyers behind DOGE. [ProPublica] * ABA Journal announces annual Legal Rebels class. [ABA Journal] * “Jury of your peers” concept stretched as Rushdie attacker says jury needs Muslim members to be fair. [Telegraph]

By Above the Law on February 10, 2025 8:58 am

* Return to office push taking a mental toll on lawyers. [Law.com]

* Trump administration blocking federal funds set to build EV charging stations. Elon must not have been consulted on this one. [Law360]

* Focus on immigration sapping DOJ resources from combatting terrorism. [Bloomberg Law News]

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* Facebook heads to appeals court to defend its privacy settlement. [Reuters]

* The lawyers behind DOGE. [ProPublica]

* ABA Journal announces annual Legal Rebels class. [ABA Journal]

* “Jury of your peers” concept stretched as Rushdie attacker says jury needs Muslim members to be fair. [Telegraph]

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