* The Tenth Amendment has become a dog whistle the Trump administration is happy to use. [GQ]
* There’s a new immigration regime: A look at the consequences for non-citizens accused of a crime. [Versus Texas]
* The machines are coming, and lawyers are helping them. [Law In Order]
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* There may still be protection in Title IX for trans students. [Rewire]
* Two lawyers that got caught up in a bizarre international incident. [Wise NY]
* When clear rights of accused criminals are violated, what’s a defense lawyer to do? [Katz Justice]
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* Star power sells legal services. [Law and More]