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Morning Docket: 06.23.25

* Kilmar Abrego Garcia released pending trial. [Axios]

* In addition to massively expanding the deficit, Congress is also planning student loan caps that will crowd out law school access for many. [Reuters]

* White nationalist receives law school prize from Trump judge over paper arguing that constitutional protections should only apply to white people. [NY Times]

* UK judge warns that citing AI-hallucinated cases could carry maximum sentence of life in prison. [AP]

* Lateral market for energy lawyers heating up. Get it, because energy is… whatever. [Bloomberg Law News]

* AI could drive the next big class action. Honestly, AI could BE the next big class action. [Law.com]

* On the other hand, this civil rights lawyer secured a big victory with the help of AI. [Business Insider]

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