* Ever wanted to know what your law professor thought about truth in advertising? This probably isn't your law professor, but it's in the general ballpark. [The Epoch Times] * Hilary Clinton visits to Yale Law for some reason. Read this and tell me why once you get the chance. [Yale Daily News] * Firm touts the opportunity to turn off your camera during online meetings. It's like micro dosing vacation! [Irish Times]
It's an argument I guess.
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* North Carolina's governor-elect announced legislators will meet tomorrow to repeal their terrible bathroom law. [LawNewz] * The first trailer for the legal television show The Good Fight, the CBS streaming spinoff of The Good Wife, is here, and piles on the sex. [Slate] * Ohio elector resigns from the electoral college in order to keep her day job. [Election Law Blog] * Women receive lower grades in large law school classes. [TaxProf Blog] * A difficult, but important read: a letter from a woman to the man that raped her. [Huffington Post] * Huma Abedin gets to be the scapegoat for some looking for a patsy for Hillary Clinton's loss. [Law and More] * Nearly a thousand lawyers, policy experts, and activists are expected to attend a "counter-inaugural" conference in D.C. on Jan 21-22, 2017, featuring speakers like Sam Munger (SiX), Tom Goldstein (co-founder of SCOTUSblog), Nan Aron (Alliance for Justice), Jonathan Lowy (Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence) and Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD). The conference will begin after the (free) Women's March on Washington on Saturday morning. Learn more and register here. [Rise Above]
Have a little self-awareness, Donald.
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