
Supreme Court Makes Unusual Move In Birthright Citizenship Case
Extraordinary times.
Extraordinary times.
At least someone still supports the rule of law.
Those who’ve adopted legal-specific systems are seeing big benefits.
The judge does not hold back.
Hope they brought the big guns.
Go Army, Beat Blum!
The Supreme Court could in good faith rule either way on the merits of Trump's eligibility.
Enhance your legal skills to advocate for survivors of intimate partner violence.
No one was hurt in the incident.
* Depressed about how awful the Supreme Court is right now? Maybe it's not the worst. I mean it's still bad, but there's room for hope. [Vox] * AI is not an artist. Judge reject copyright for AI generated artwork. [Law360] * Biden administration wants to be able to block you. The Solicitor General will argue to the Supreme Court that government officials that blocker social media users on their own personal accounts do not violate the First Amendment. [Law.com] * So, this is how Hunter Biden's plea deal fell apart. [Politico] * Asa Hutchinson understands the 14th Amendment, thinks Donald Trump is likely disqualified from running for president. [The Hill]
If only someone would do something about that...
Saw this coming from a mile away.
Adoption of Chrometa represents more than a technological upgrade; it reflects a professional philosophy that values accuracy, transparency, and efficiency.
You know people are going to get killed over this, right?
There's the whole matter of the 14th Amendment.
Is it really that hard to treat people nicely?
My pet goldfish had a stronger memory.
* We all know about pleading the 5th, but the 14th might keep Trump out of office. [Denver Gazette] * Big Family is watching — because they care: Esther's Law will make it easier for families to put cameras in nursing homes to make sure their family is safe. [Cleveland 19] * New JD advantage job just dropped: helping clients confront their mortality. No, it doesn't involve being a criminal defense attorney. [Insider] * Doing the rights thing: New York's Office of the Advocate for People with Disabilities is back. Get the word out! [Chronicle Newspaper] * Pot of Avarice is back on the ban list: NY regulators say "gifting" weed doesn't make it any more legal. [Law360.com]