Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 09.08.26

* Federal judge addresses still available online even though we passed a law to shield those. [ABA Journal] * New York's best dressed lawyers. [Business Insider] * Trump's effort to use Post Office to disrupt voting reminds of Andrew Jackson censoring abolitionist mail. [Slate] * Lawyer cites AI hallucinations to defend himself at disciplinary hearing. [Legal Cheek] * White House announces pending ban on Bombardier jets... even though the Canadian company builds jets in Kansas. [Reuters] * Country wrecker Kyrsten Sinema facing home wrecker lawsuit. [The Hill] * Hacking group broke into Florida records, released Epstein's driving record. [Hackread] * Quinn Emanuel disqualified in defamation case. [Law360] * Senior official arrested for selling green cards. Official administration policy continues offering H-1B visas for $100,000. [Newsweek] * A look at Seyfarth's SEYscraper research tool. [Fast Company]

By Above the Law on September 08, 2026 8:56 am

* Federal judge addresses still available online even though we passed a law to shield those. [ABA Journal]

* New York’s best dressed lawyers. [Business Insider]

* Trump’s effort to use Post Office to disrupt voting reminds of Andrew Jackson censoring abolitionist mail. [Slate]

* Lawyer cites AI hallucinations to defend himself at disciplinary hearing. [Legal Cheek]

* White House announces pending ban on Bombardier jets… even though the Canadian company builds jets in Kansas. [Reuters]

* Country wrecker Kyrsten Sinema facing home wrecker lawsuit. [The Hill]

* Hacking group broke into Florida records, released Epstein’s driving record. [Hackread]

* Quinn Emanuel disqualified in defamation case. [Law360]

* Senior official arrested for selling green cards. Official administration policy continues offering H-1B visas for $100,000. [Newsweek]

* A look at Seyfarth’s SEYscraper research tool. [Fast Company]