A New Meaning For Civil Procedure: Are Doctors Willing To Break Laws To Help Their Patients?
'Diagnosis? Yeah, you're gonna need to contract a trusts and estates lawyer, missy. That baby's gone leaky.' - A doctor just doing their job
Morning Docket: 08.08.22
* Former Justice Breyer thinks the Rule of Law needs some saving. [Law360.com] * Biglaw's big bucks, while still big, are noticeably less so. [Law.com] * Indiana just put a major abortion ban in place. What now? [NPR] * A success of the #Metoo movement: DC law empowers young adults. [Wa Po] * Thoreau in 2022: Some doctors are deciding Hippocrates may be more important than Dobbs. [The Intercept]
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A Proud History Of Civil Disobedience
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Occupy Wall Street Showed That Cops Crack Heads First And Let The Courts Ask Questions Later
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