Biglaw Partner Very, Very Sorry For Inappropriate Tweets
At least it seems clear this Biglaw partner has learned his lesson.
Non-Sequiturs: 11.11.15
* What sanctions might we awaiting Trace Schmeltz, the Biglaw tweeting partner? [The National Law Journal] * For comparison, here's the right way to deal with courtroom restrictions on tweeting. [Katz on Justice] * Once you get to the "forging your degree" stage, you can almost certainly count on being disbarred once you're found out. [Law Society Gazette] * The ramifications of student conduct codes that are more restrictive than the U.S. Constitution. [The Atlantic] * Should the future composition of the Supreme Court force people to be single issue voters? [Salon] * Sepp Blatter loses his s**t. [Law and More]
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Biglaw Partner’s Tweets Spark FBI Interest
Everyone loves to tweet, but try not to flout court rules while doing so.