Judge Orders Law Firm To Write Lesson On How Not To Be Naughty Lawyers
And the Federal Circuit's Schoolhouse Rock moment is as damning as it is embarrassing.
And the Federal Circuit's Schoolhouse Rock moment is as damning as it is embarrassing.
Federal Circuit attempts to give civic lesson that it's currently failing.
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Could use some clarity, SCOTUS!
Could really use the clarity here!
Really, just let her work already.
Just let her work already.
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Gonna have to side with the doctor on this one.
Who needs constitutional protocol when you can just ignore whatever comes your way?
And I thought forced MRIs were bad enough.
This is gonna make small talk around the Keurig a little more awkward.
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