At This Rate, Let’s Just Skip The Foreplay And Legally End Public Education
While music classes have escaped scrutiny from being nothing more than leftist-communist-anarchist-botanist propaganda, they are on thin ice.
Morning Docket: 08.23.23
* First they came for “CRT” and no one cared. Next, they came for the scientists. [WRAL] * Climate laws are benefiting Korean firms. [Bloomberg] * Who needs climate change laws when you have trees? No seriously, that’s a Senate candidate’s platform. [Wa Po] * How bad was Trump’s FBI and CIA document pirating anyway? Oh…like 300 documents big? [NYT] * Surprising no one, Bremerton was just the start. [Baptist News]
Burning Down The House: Teachers Willing To Hurt Kids Over Enforcing ‘Anti-CRT’ Laws
It is almost like this anti-CRT stuff was never about children's well-being and was just a proxy for censorship this whole time.
Morning Docket: 03.22.22
* Woe to engaging with the devil? Professors blame cancel culture on people not wanting to deal with cold calls in class. [FOX] * A six-figure raise to start? Let me put in this clerking application! [Law.com] * What your mama say? DC law allowing children to get vaccinated without parental consent gets blocked. [The Hill] * Paradoxical reactions: Seattle law meant to alleviate eviction gets that part cut out by state appellate court. [Seattle Times] * "Don't hate the player, hate the game," but like, legally. [Times-Standard]
Morning Docket: 03.15.22
* Mississippi Gov. just passed Don't Ask Don't Tell for racial discussions in schools. How long until they say this is what MLK would have wanted? [NBCNews] * I believe the students are the future: 1Ls and the future of the profession's mental health. [Bloomberg Law] * Contractual dispute in the making? Tom Brady un-retires, despite a fan buying his would-be last football for ~$520k. [CBS News] * A matter of time: You know things are rough when they plead guilty after the prosecutors make the procedural no-no of not giving a speedy trial. [Politico] * Applying to law school? Turns out it's hip to be square. [US News]
Biglaw Partner Tries To Honor MLK’s Legacy By Dunking On The Libs
Isn't it weird that so many of the "What Would MLK Want" people don't seem to listen to or read his work?
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Morning Docket: 12.20.21
* The line of men prepared for Jan. 6th 2: Treasonous Bugaloo is already starting to form. [Newsweek] * Weed is legal in Virginia — unless you’re on a college campus. How else will students earn high scores? [Richmond Times-Dispatch] * The fight to push history out of schools is targeting libraries now. Totally normal. [UPI] * Burning out from zealous advocacy? This is probably worth looking at. You can’t file complaints when you’re a pile of ash, ya know. [National Law Review] * Cali’s legal bud market may grind to a standstill without tax cuts and more shops. [The Columbian]
Morning Docket: 12.16.21
* Party that frequently accuses others of being brainwashed is trying to pass a doublespeak Anti-Woke bill. Who knew I'd be using more media studies than algebra in my adulthood? [WaPo] * Is a train being used to prepare for departure "in use"? Well, I guess that depends on what your definition of is is. [Reuters] * Businesses are starting beef over a Californian law that would cause a national pork shortage. [NYT] * The costs of ambiguity: a man who suffered a heart attack dies after receiving delayed help due to an informal COVID restriction. [FOX]