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Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 05.16.22

* Abortion havens? If Roe is overturned, Native sovereignty could be a basis for continued access. [The Hill] * Change of course: JetBlue's offer for Spirit airlines could upset the potential Spirit/Frontier merger. Will it upset the antitrust division? [Reuters] * If only YouTube were a website, maybe we'd have free speech? [The Verge] * Stanford Law just waived college costs for folks with low family income. Woop woop! [Stanford Daily] * Is it time for a federal privacy law? [NYT]

Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 01.14.21

* A Supreme Court advocate mentioned a case involving Taylor Swift at oral arguments recently. Bet that advocate hopes the justices don't shake it off... [TMZ] * An attorney who represents a client in connection with acts allegedly committed during the Capitol riot last week is placing blame for the event on President Trump. [NBC News] * Amazon had some harsh words for Parler after the social media site filed a lawsuit against Amazon over a suspension of services. [Fox News] * A Stanford Law professor, and legal ethics expert, has passed away at the age of 68. [Washington Post] * Mary-Kate Olsen's lawyer says her divorce has been "resolved." Is she certain? Pretty sure "it takes two" but now she can move in with Uncle Jesse... [Vulture]