Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 12.08.25

* Inside the Bernstein Litowitz drama following Musk case. [Financial Times] * Supreme Court set to hear argument on executing Humphrey's Executor. [NPR] * SMU Dedman plans to depart historic area of campus they told everyone they intended to renovate. [Daily Campus] * Federal judges did not commit ethics violations by reversing retirement plans in light of Trump election. [Reuters] * Juror accuses fellow juror of "threats, bullying, assault." Why yes, this is in Florida, why do you ask? [Daily Business Review] * Supreme Court tees up a decision on the merits in Trump's claim that he's erased birthright citizenship from the Constitution. [Law360] * Jenner & Block call folks back to the office. [American Lawyer] * Examining Justice Kagan's dissent from the majority's "Texas can do a little racial gerrymandering as a treat" order. [One First]

By Above the Law on December 08, 2025 8:57 am

* Inside the Bernstein Litowitz drama following Musk case. [Financial Times]

* Supreme Court set to hear argument on executing Humphrey’s Executor. [NPR]

* SMU Dedman plans to depart historic area of campus they told everyone they intended to renovate. [Daily Campus]

* Federal judges did not commit ethics violations by reversing retirement plans in light of Trump election. [Reuters]

* Juror accuses fellow juror of “threats, bullying, assault.” Why yes, this is in Florida, why do you ask? [Daily Business Review]

* Supreme Court tees up a decision on the merits in Trump’s claim that he’s erased birthright citizenship from the Constitution. [Law360]

* Jenner & Block call folks back to the office. [American Lawyer]

* Examining Justice Kagan’s dissent from the majority’s “Texas can do a little racial gerrymandering as a treat” order. [One First]