Take A Wild Guess Which Federal Judge Is Hosting Amici At A Motions Hearing?
Take your time, NBD.
FedSoc Founder Accidentally Offers Donald Trump Best Legal Advice Yet
Article has people wondering if Professor Steven Calabresi is OK... as bizarre ramblings aren't standard GOP talking points.
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FedSoc Founder Calls Trump Verdict ‘Kafkaesque’ In Case You Missed The Part Where Josef K. Used Multiple Valuations To Defraud Lenders & Insurers
Calabresi's latest MAGA-inspired screed once again forces us to ask if this is all an elaborate parody.
Clarence Thomas Can Take Bribes Because He Grew Up Poor, Declares Professor
Professor Steven Calabresi defends Clarence Thomas as 'incorruptible.' Bad satire or has he lost his damn mind?
Federalist Society Tells Founder He Can’t Call Himself ‘Founder’ In Purity Purge
The revolution eats its children... the conservative legal movement eats its founder.
Federalist Society Founder Thinks Trump Should Be Impeached (Now That He’s Confirmed All Those Judges)
Steven Calabresi thinks that NOW Trump has gone too far.
Morning Docket: 05.25.18
* Harvey Weinstein has turned himself in to the NYPD. [Vox] * Happy GDPR Day! [Wall Street Journal] * Emmet Flood attended the DOJ's briefing for congressional leaders because defense attorneys are always allowed to attend internal conversations about law enforcement tactics in ongoing investigations. [Talking Points Memo] * Elon Musk may want to put away the Twitter machine for a bit now that he's stepped into possible labor law violations. [Engadget] * The Samsung-Apple war continues with a jury awarding Apple $539 million for IP infringement. [Law360] * Professor Steven Calabresi is arguing that Robert Mueller's whole job is unconstitutional. We've really come a long way from conservatives hailing the appointment of a no-nonsense lifelong Republican, haven't we? [The Hill] * Also, Calabresi is completely wrong. [Legal Skills Prof Blog]
A Prominent Professor’s Pick For Solicitor General
The professor and the candidate go back some thirty years.