Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 11.20.25

* "If you kill this witness, the case will be dismissed," advised attorney. Man, these MPRE hypos are getting super easy. [Toronto Star] * Trump signs bill to release the Epstein files. Unclear if he drew a woman's curves around it before signing this time. [Reuters] * Texas governor demands action on Sharia Law, so you know it's a bad news cycle for him. [KXAN] * White House suggests executive order to block state AI regulations, which is not how the Constitution works. [Axios] * State AGs want social media addiction handled in one trial so they aren't constantly scrolling for updates. [Law360] * Harvard releases digitized collection of Nuremberg Trials. [Law.com] * Shilo Sanders sued by Barnes & Thornburg for unpaid bills. [NY Post]

By Above the Law on November 20, 2025 9:44 am

* “If you kill this witness, the case will be dismissed,” advised attorney. Man, these MPRE hypos are getting super easy. [Toronto Star]

* Trump signs bill to release the Epstein files. Unclear if he drew a woman’s curves around it before signing this time. [Reuters]

* Texas governor demands action on Sharia Law, so you know it’s a bad news cycle for him. [KXAN]

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* White House suggests executive order to block state AI regulations, which is not how the Constitution works. [Axios]

* State AGs want social media addiction handled in one trial so they aren’t constantly scrolling for updates. [Law360]

* Harvard releases digitized collection of Nuremberg Trials. [Law.com]

* Shilo Sanders sued by Barnes & Thornburg for unpaid bills. [NY Post]