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Morning Docket: 04.26.21

* The Supreme Court may soon hear a case involving a high school cheerleader's Snapchat rant. Really hope the justices find a way to quote the movie Bring it On... [Washington Post] * Reddit is facing a lawsuit for failing to remove child sexual abuse materials. [Verge] * A former lawyer has published a memoir detailing some of the ugly parts of the legal profession she witnessed during her career. [New York Post] * A lawsuit may soon reveal who the inventor of Bitcoin really is. [CNBC] * A disgraced South Jersey lawyer is accused of gambling away around $2.4 million he conned from investors in a scheme involving fake Eagles tickets. This New Jersey lawyer should be doubly shamed for seemingly not supporting the Giants... [Daily Voice]

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