Judges And Former Clerks Encourage SCOTUS To Hear Judge Pauline Newman’s Case
Could use some clarity, SCOTUS!
Could use some clarity, SCOTUS!
Could really use the clarity here!
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Really, just let her work already.
Just let her work already.
Gonna have to side with the doctor on this one.
Who needs constitutional protocol when you can just ignore whatever comes your way?
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And I thought forced MRIs were bad enough.
This is gonna make small talk around the Keurig a little more awkward.
* Supreme Court will delve into whether lawmakers can probe Trump's hotel deal with the government. We'll see how Harlan Crow weighs in on this. [Politico] * It's becoming a mantra but, "Disney's lawyers are smarter than Ron DeSantis's lawyers." [New York Times] * Legislators press Navy to move faster on Camp Lejeune claims... so we know they've been watching late-night TV too. [Bloomberg Law News] * On the one hand, sleeping with your client while repping her in a divorce is an ethical violation, it did create a new ground for divorce so... getting closer to the finish line! [Law.com] * Chief legal officers are getting more compensation in the form of bonuses... which just so happens to consistently favor male attorneys because it's all a game of discriminatory whack-a-mole. [Corporate Counsel] * Federal Circuit tussle over Judge Pauline Newman's competency continues, with a special committee asking the judge to respond to a request that she undergo psych evaluations. Imagine if the courts dealt with, I don't know, taking hundreds of thousands in donor gifts and under-the-table compensation with the same alacrity. [Law360] * Holograms testifying at trial? It's like living in the future but just with the frivolous parts. [Reuters]
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* A strip club owner has sued New York Governor Andrew Cuomo over closures related to COVID-19. Cuomo should pay any settlement in dollar bills. [New York Post] * The Georgia Attorney General has asked the Department of Justice to investigate the Ahmaud Arbery case. [CNN] * The Federal Circuit wouldn't give a lawyer a mulligan and affirmed a lower tribunal's ruling that the attorney did not have the right to a golf patent. [Reuters] * Almost 2,000 former employees of the Department of Justice have called on Attorney General Barr to resign. [Washington Post] * A college that is accused of being a "sham" has recieved millions of dollars of relief related to COVID-19. Sounds like a bad sequel to the movie Accepted. [NPR]
Making fun of the judge is... not a great strategy.