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Third Amendment Trending, Which Is Never Great — See Generally

AirBnBivouac: Trump sent troops to L.A. with no plan to house them and everyone dusted off their pocket Constitutions.

Florida Secedes… Again: State supreme court orders state bar to back out of the American Bar Association.

From The Halls Of Montezuma To Wilshire Boulevard: Marines claim they’re just detaining people, not arresting them. That’s… not how this works.

Shed A Tear For Firm Adding A Tier: Debevoise eyes income partners.

Firm Looks To Hire All WASPs Of Life: Kirkland slashes diversity staff.

Court Can’t Question Your Authorities If You Don’t Include Any!: DOJ forgets to include table of authorities, failing 1L legal writing assignment.

DC Bar Election Highlights Stakes Facing Profession: Bar associations can’t afford to sit on the sidelines.

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Willkie Partners Are Walking Away! — See Also

To Cooley, That Is!: They are leaving in favor of a firm with a backbone.

Skadden De-Fangs Their Distinguished Fellows Program To Keep Trump Happy: How will they reconcile helping the poor and “conservative ideals”?

Back And Worse For You!: The injunction restriction in the “Big Beautiful Bill” is going to chill a lot of litigation if it gets through.

Florida Supreme Court Orders State Bar To Cut Ties With ABA: Who knew supporting the rule of law would be so controversial?

Second Circuit For The Win!: Trump takes another loss in the E. Jean Carroll department.

Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 06.13.25

* A president might be able to send troops to kill a political rival, but we draw the line at sending them into cities for no reason. [Law360]

* LOL, just kidding, we can give fascism a TRO! [Bloomberg Law News]

* E. Jean Carroll has a shotgun and a new book. [New York]

* Plaintiffs’ bar thinks Kennedy report too crazy to use. [Law.com]

* How in-house lawyers want to see AI [Roll on Friday]

* Trump asks another half million to leave the country. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Harvey Weinstein secures mistrial on part of that case. [Reuters]

* Administration sues NY over banning ICE. [New York Times]

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