DHS General Counsel Names Four Federal Judges ‘Worst Of The Worst’ As Threats Against Judiciary Hit 564
The general counsel who told the Senate his role was 'limited' has started publishing a target list.
The general counsel who told the Senate his role was 'limited' has started publishing a target list.
Lying by omission has consequences.
A conversation with Trustpoint.One CEO Christopher Gallagher.
Kristi Noem gets the Old Yeller treatment.
Congress could solve the immunity problem... they just don't want to.
The ‘Actually We Don’t Have To Pay’ Defense Doesn't Work
From the the-chilling-effects-are-real dept
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Qualified immunity means never having to say you're sorry — even when you shoot a legal observer through her car window.
It's just a thought experiment... but it is a compelling one.
America’s authoritarian cosplay agency forgot basic IP law... again.
Senator Padilla showed up at a DHS press conference and got thrown to the ground for doing his job.
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Alina Habba is just as good a prosecutor as she was a civil litigator.
There's nothing surprising here which is the saddest part.
* Peloton has been hit with a patent infringement lawsuit by a competitor. It's not like they "reinvented the wheel" or anything... They must be "cycling" through legal fees... (I can go all day!) [Business Insider] * A federal judge has overruled the rejection of New York residents from programs run by the Department of Homeland Security that make it easier to process through airport security. [Minnesota Lawyer] * A law firm, which bought a practice from a retired lawyer who then passed away, has been approved to use the deceased lawyer's name on its letterhead. Sounds a little like Weekend at Bernie's... [Bloomberg Law] * A U.S. Attorney in New York has announced that he will be stepping up efforts to clamp down on violent crime in New York City because crime rates in the Big Apple have increased due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [Daily News] * A couple has been charged for allegedly attacking a teenage worker at Sesame Place for enforcing a mask policy. People need to stop acting like Oscar the Grouch... [Philadelphia Inquirer]
The size of the DOJ Honors Program is significantly smaller this time around, so the process should be especially competitive.