
D.C. Circuit Judge Panel Uses Pauline Newman Oral Argument To Flesh Out Advisory Opinion On Comatose Judges
Honestly, Dolin didn't even have to go on the sick leave detour.
Honestly, Dolin didn't even have to go on the sick leave detour.
I've never seen a Chief Judge work this hard to prevent their colleague from dissenting and getting affirmed by the Supreme Court again. Kind of impressive.
Roadblocks to data-driven business management are falling, and a better bottom line awaits.
Pretty big praise.
The majority of the Supreme Court keeps diluting bribery laws and Eric Adams had best hope they aren't done yet.
Prepare to take notes!
Gonna have to side with the doctor on this one.
These tools demonstrate that information is power.
Newman's lawyer described her suspensions as ‘unprecedented.’
Her coworkers gave up playing nice a while ago.
Come on, Roberts!
Who needs constitutional protocol when you can just ignore whatever comes your way?
This complete system built for lawyers simplifies the complex world of law firm finance.
And I thought forced MRIs were bad enough.
This is about as close as we're gonna get to her tweeting her side.
This is gonna make small talk around the Keurig a little more awkward.
The disciplinary committee's assessment does't seem to be aging well.
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