Ken Paxton Wants Texans To Snitch On Illegal Voters. A New Report Suggests He Should Check The Mirror.
Paxton's voter registration lists a home he moved out of during his divorce...
Paxton's voter registration lists a home he moved out of during his divorce...
The Houston defense attorney who shepherded Paxton through impeachment and securities fraud is endorsing Democrat James Talarico.
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Oh, and the divorce trial is set to start in just a few weeks. Juicy!
From the hollow-performative-populism dept
A couple of state AGs used the holiday to dishonor the memory of Martin Luther King.
From the 0-for-2 dept.
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Can't find Chicago with two hands and a map!
Ken Paxton knows WHAT IS WOMAN.
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A pretty sweet deal for the Texas AG.
How does he even find the time?
Good thing TX GOP decided to keep this guy around, huh?
As soon as he gets through suing Joe Biden for weaponizing the federal government to restrict free speech.
* Texas AG Ken Paxton acquitted in his impeachment trial, which as a reminder was brought by the Republicans in the Texas House. [Texas Tribune] * Don't let the Clarence and Sam ethical quagmire distract from the other important legal reporting coming out of ProPublica. Like this deep dive into how Mississippi deals with poor defendants. [ProPublica] * While her fellow judges engage in an end run around the Constitution to sideline Judge Pauline Newman citing a decline in mental faculties (which a leading neurologist disputes... but obviously judges understand neurology better than neurologists), she regaled a conference with her take on patent issues surrounding vaccine development. [Reuters] * Trouble in wingnut paradise? Doctor Jenna Ellis turns on Donald Trump. [The Guardian] * Biglaw is hemorrhaging support staff. [American Lawyer] * T.I. headed back to court with his IP case against a doll manufacturer now that the Supreme Court futzed with IP standards in the dog toy case. [Law360] * Banks tell CFPB that there's no reason to have separate standards for "medical credit cards" aimed at patients trying to not go bankrupt under the American health care system because they're really not any different than regular credit cards... despite being named "medical credit cards," marketed toward a uniquely desperate population, and having totally different policies. [Bloomberg Law News]