Chief Judge Pryor Decides No Harm, No Foul Over Judge Ross’s Flimsy Apologies
The disconnect between the public's perception of this case and how the judiciary is treating it should be a bigger deal.
The disconnect between the public's perception of this case and how the judiciary is treating it should be a bigger deal.
Even the solid conservatives on this panel refused to rescue this monument to frivolity.
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It doesn't look good for Mark Meadows.
Thank you, sir, may I have another.
Annual gathering aims to silence woke heretics... misses spectacularly.
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You know, not every conservative law student is *entitled* to a federal clerkship. Or two.
The judges were found to have done their due diligence.
Demands for an investigation into the hiring of Crystal 'I HATE BLACK PEOPLE' Clanton.
Yeah, she's in the express lane of the legal profession.
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Hate doesn't seem to be slowing down her career prospects.
* Trump team decries Kate Steinle verdict as jury finds their preferred political talisman not guilty of murder. [SF Gate] * IRS needs $1.7 million in back taxes? X gon' give it to you. [Law360] * Judge Pryor thinks court packing is stupid, which probably burned all his bridges with the Heritage Foundation. [National Law Journal] * Pay for in-house counsel is up... women still lag behind. [Corporate Counsel] * Black women in law face discrimination on two fronts. It's almost like they sit at the intersection of oppressions. [American Lawyer] * Judge orders handcuffs to prevent spanking. [ABA Journal] * Even Texas can't defend voter suppression anymore. [Texas Tribune] * More M&A firms join the AI train. [American Lawyer]
Tobacco cases -- it's the litigation that keeps giving.
ATL editors David Lat and Elie Mystal break down Donald Trump's Supreme Court event in real time.
Is Donald Trump replacing Antonin Scalia, or is he replacing Merrick Garland?