Michael Cohen
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CourtsHearsay Nerds Have Their Moment In The Sun During Testimony Of Michael Cohen
Let's delve into the hearsay rules, shall we?
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GovernmentTrump Takes Power Nap In Court After Exhausting Morning Of Contempt-Posting Through It
Get it all out, buddy. -
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GovernmentWhat Is The World Coming To When A Former President Can't Even Blame His Lawyers For Paying Off A Pornstar?
NY judge denies all Trump's garbage motions at once. -
GovernmentDonald Trump Isn't Saying His Lawyers Made Him Do It. He's Just Saying They Were There When He Did The Crimes.
Call it the "counsel in the building" defense. -
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GovernmentMichael Cohen's Lawyer Raises Privilege In Fake Case Citations Flap Which Is Either Stupid Or Bad News For Cohen
Hard to see how the attorney-client privilege gets involved in citing fake cases. -
TechnologyFormer Trump Fixer Michael Cohen's Latest Brief Filled With Fake Cases And We All Know Where This Story's Going
It seems that generative AI has struck again. -
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Government
Michael Cohen, Trump's Ex-Fixer, May Run For Congress
From the Big House to the House of Representatives?
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GovernmentDonald Trump Claims Cohen Payoff Was Part Of His Job Presidenting, Would Like To Litigate In Federal Court
Although probably not in front of the judge he almost drew, TBH. -
CourtsTrump v. Cohen: The Same Mistake, Over And Over Again
Both of these blabbermouths -- Trump and Cohen -- talk way too much for their own good. -
Government
Is Donald Trump Admitting To Campaign Crimes In His Lawsuit Against Michael Cohen?
The OG vexatious litigant strikes again! -
Courts
Michael Cohen Spills The Beans On Trump's 'Dirty Deeds' During Grand Jury Testimony
The hush money paid to Stormy Daniels is back in court, and Trump isn't happy about it. -
Morning DocketMorning Docket: 03.14.23
* Want a popular policy done, but Congress is uncooperative? Enter Executive Orders. Joe Biden plans to issue one on gun background checks today. [Bloomberg Law]
* Can partisan gerrymandering get worse? Yes, yes it can. Today the North Carolina Supreme Court will reconsider the issue, which could have major repercussions for national politics. [Reuters]
* Supreme Court to consider whether the Constitution provides protection against anti-trans discrimination. And I am sure completely coincidentally, a vocally anti-trans federal judge finds himself in the news. [Vox]
* Court issues blow to California labor movement: an appeals court found ride share services can classify drivers as independent contractors instead of employees. [Huffington Post]
* It’s not that law school deans want to end rankings, it’s that they want to make them better. [Slate]
* Michael Cohen takes the stand: Donald Trump’s one-time fixer is singing to a New York grand jury. [Law360]
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Morning DocketMorning Docket: 01.18.23
* Former Fox executives brand witness in FIFA bribery case as vengeful, then presumably flopped on the ground holding their shins. [Law360]
* If the Supreme Court ditches Chevron… how will businesses react? [Bloomberg]
* Michael Cohen is back in the news, speaking with prosecutors about the Stormy Daniels hush money deal. [New York Times]
* Oh look! A serial objector trying to derail a settlement. This is why we can’t have nice things. [Law.com]
* Derek Chauvin is looking to get his state murder convictions thrown out. This is a big deal because it wouldn’t even get him out of jail (his federal sentence is locked in)… it’s just a bid to set a friendly precedent to the next police officer who might murder someone. [NPR]
