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Morning Docket: 03.25.22

* “Go best friend, that’s my best friend!” Black law students are already reflecting on the impact of Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination and confirmation hearings. [NPR] * At least 65 law professors in Missouri have common sense. I know a few of these names — good to see them! [STL Today] * Flag on the play! Some dude trying to score points with voters says Pride Week should be illegal. [The Guardian] * Move over, I’m cycling here! Las Vegas law requires drivers to give cyclists at least 3 feet of space as they share the road. I’d prefer the COVID 6 but at least this is a start. [8NewsNow] * It always feels like, somebody’s watching youuuu? Wyoming’s got you covered. [The Sheridan Press]

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Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 06.26.20

* A federal judge has dismissed a prisoner's lawsuit asking for permission to marry Ivanka Trump. This guy might want to pursue President Trump's other daughter, since it seems like he could use a lawyer. [CBS News] * A Wyoming attorney has been censured by a state bar for failing to file a bankruptcy petition 11 months after being instructed by a client to do so. [Bloomberg Law] * The Trump family has lost a court battle to halt the publication of a tell-all book written by President Trump's niece. [CNBC ] * President Trump's pick to head the U.S. Attorney's office in Manhattan has said that he would not necessarily recuse himself from probes involving the president's associates. [Washington Post] * An Assistant U.S. Attorney is suing the NYPD for wrongful arrest. These officers messed with the wrong person. [New York Post]

By Jordan Rothman