
Maybe Don’t ‘Both Sides’ Disappearing People To Foreign Gulags, OK?
There's not a lot of daylight between the intellectual legal right and left these days.
There's not a lot of daylight between the intellectual legal right and left these days.
Judge Luttig has thoughts on the Abrego Garcia case.
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He backs Joe Biden's plan on this one.
The judge went on to call the lawyers' behavior leading up to January 6 'indefensible and inexcusable.'
He includes a bold Supreme Court prediction too.
This is... not great news.
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* Everyone fears that young, lockdown lawyers aren't well-trained. And they probably aren't... but instead of addressing that, firms will just complain about hybrid offices some more. [Law.com] * Congratulations to Sidney Powell, who dodged an ethics complaint when a Greg Abbott-appointed judge tossed the case. Aileen Cannon is an inspiration to so many out there... [Reuters] * DOJ seeks sanctions against Google for deleting employee chats. Why delete them? Just leave them on the Google chat platform and literally no one will ever be able to find them again. [Law360] * The legal luminary who convinced Mike Pence not to participate in a coup hopes to convince the former Veep to do the right thing again. [NY Times] * Trump has MORE classified documents now? [CNN]
This memo was trash, and a former federal judge laid it all out for Pence.
Don't worry, it's just as monstrous as it sounds.
President Trump's pick for FBI director is "amazing" -- and no, that's not DJT exaggeration.
Paul, Weiss partner Roberta Kaplan reflects on the history-making case of United States v. Windsor.
Candidates include current and former judges, prosecutors, Biglaw partners, and other impressive individuals.
Controversial comments from a leading judge turned general counsel.
They're all in their thirties, and they'll split an eight-figure payout.
In-house life might be stressful, but millions of dollars in compensation surely makes up for it.