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Even after scaling down, SCOTUSblog will cost about $250K per year, co-founder says
Home Daily News Even after scaling down, SCOTUSblog will… U.S. Supreme Court Even after scaling down, SCOTUSblog will cost about $250K per year, co-founder says By De، C،ens Weiss October 19, 2023, 2:37 pm CDT SCOTUSblog co-founder Tom Goldstein s،ed the blog in 2002 with his wife and law partner, Amy Howe, and it has…
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Judge removed for brandishing gun he kept attached under bench with magnet
Home Daily News Judge removed for ،ndi،ng gun he kept… Judiciary Judge removed for ،ndi،ng gun he kept attached under bench with magnet By De، C،ens Weiss October 19, 2023, 12:32 pm CDT A New York judge has been removed from the bench for ،ndi،ng a loaded gun at a litigant and then describing the…
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94 Women Sue Utah OBGYN for Sexual Assault, State Considers Malpractice Instead
David Broadbent, a Utah-based OB-GYN, has been accused by 94 women of ،ual ،ault, but a civil case to be heard on Friday by the Utah Supreme Court could decide that the case must be governed by medical malpractice rules rather than t،se that apply to cases of ،ual ،ault, denying many of his accusers…
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Trump lawyer Sidney Powell agrees to write letter of apology as part of plea deal in election-interference case
Home Daily News T،p lawyer Sidney Powell agrees to write… Criminal Justice T،p lawyer Sidney Powell agrees to write letter of apology as part of plea deal in election-interference case By De، C،ens Weiss October 19, 2023, 11:19 am CDT Sidney Powell, a former attorney for former President Donald T،p, attends a hearing with her…
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- Why Even Ostensibly Peaceful Expressive “Encampments” at Universities Are Not Immune From Restrictions Under the First Amendment, With Special Attention to Some Analogies to Abortion Clinics | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
- Might Not Be Evidence, But It’s Definitely Something – See Also
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Trump’s claim of absolute immunity isn’t supported by Supreme Court precedent
Home Daily News T،p’s claim of absolute immunity isn’t… Trials & Litigation T،p’s claim of absolute immunity isn’t supported by Supreme Court precedent By De، C،ens Weiss October 19, 2023, 9:51 am CDT Former President Donald T،p has little precedent to help him in his bid to dismiss the election-interference charges a،nst him based on…
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Former PCLaw CEO Olivia Mockel Named President and COO of Practice Management Company ZenCase
The cloud-based law practice management company ZenCase has named Olivia Mockel, a lawyer and legal technology executive, as its president and chief operating officer. “I am driven to help legal professionals become more efficient through innovative legal technology,” Mockel said in a statement announcing her hire. “ZenCase is a platform that allows law firms with…
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Defense of Hamas Brutality By Seven University of Michigan Law Student Organizations (UPDATED)
[Originally posted on October 13. In light of the updates, I am reposting this and moving it to the to the top of the Conspi،.] This was circulated to the law sc،ol community on Monday [Oct. 10], so no excuses about it being an initial visceral reaction to be re-t،ught as a scope of the…
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Legal Speak Live From WIPL 2023, Part 2
This week, the Legal Speak podcast interviewed attendees of Law.com and Corporate Counsel’s Women, Influence & Power in Law (WIPL) in New Orleans about ،w the industry can support the growth and development of women, as well as their pathways to their current roles. Below are the first two in a series of t،se conversations:
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- The morning read for Friday, May 17
- “After Edokobi’s Employees Left, Smith Cast ‘Evil Curses” upon Edokobi’s Life and Business”—But Not Libelous Ones
- Manage Law Firm Leads with Law Ruler (2024)
- Should Prosecutors Worry About Having Jewish People on Capital Juries? | Austin Sarat | Verdict
- Trump’s Bible Has A Few Big Revisions – See Also
- Justices dubious about dismissing suits while waiting for arbitration
- BREAKING NEWS: DEA Issues Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to Move Marijuana to Schedule III
- Nominations Open for 2024 American Legal Technology Awards, to be Presented at Gala Dinner in October
- Thursday Open Thread
- Elon Doesn’t Like When You Get In The Way Of His Money – See Also
- A Review of Gavel, for Automating Legal Documents and Selling Online Legal Services
- The morning read for Wednesday, May 15
- Excluding “FCANCER” Personalized License Plate Violates First Amendment
- Davis Wright Tremaine’s DEI Chief Yusuf Zakir Shares Thoughts On The Need For Diversity
- On LawNext: Epiq’s Global Legal Solutions Leader Roger Pilc on How AI Is Transforming Legal Services
- Monday Open Thread
- Court declines death penalty case on jury selection
- Germany Legalizes Recreational Cannabis – Canna Law Blog™
- Morning Docket: 05.13.24
- Today in Supreme Court History: May 12, 1790
- Johns Hopkins Jewish Student Association Board Statement on the Hopkins Encampment
- Sweet Victory! — See Also
- Top artificial intelligence insurance tips for lawyers
- Today on Legaltech Week: It’s the Post-ILTA Evolve, Post-CLOC, and Post Jazz Fest Edition
- Minnesota Cannabis Producers Given the Greenlight
- Minnesota Cannabis Producers Given the Greenlight after Momentarily in Limbo
- The morning read for Friday, May 10
- Morning Docket: 05.10.24
- Death Penalty States Beware: Nitrogen Hypoxia Is Not the Solution to America’s Long History of Inhumane Executions | Austin Sarat | Verdict
- ABA Issues Ethics Opinion on 30-Year-Old Technology whose Use Is Waning. My Question: Why Now?
- Lawyer charged with illegally transmitting Michigan data after 2020 election
- Viral video shows former Rikers Island inmate as she learns she passed bar exam on first try
- How Sullivan & Cromwell is scrutinizing potential new hires after campus protests
- No separate hearing required when police seize cars loaned to drivers accused of drug crimes, SCOTUS rules
- How to Buy or Sell a Cannabis Business: The Webinar Replay
- Winter in Day Hall | Joseph Margulies | Verdict
- The morning read for Thursday, May 9
- Announcement of opinions for Thursday, May 9 (complete)
- Today in Supreme Court History: May 9, 1974
- Trump Judge Postpones Trial Because She Messed Up So Much – See Also
- Aderant CEO Chris Cartrett on the Company’s Cloud-First Strategy and New Cloud Platform Stridyn
- The morning read for Wednesday, May 8
- Political Animals: What Kristi Noem’s Dog Killing Says About the Rest of Us | Michael C. Dorf | Verdict
- Campus Speech, with Dean Erwin Chemerinsky (Berkeley Law)
- Judges Boycotting Columbia Defend Decision Based On Outright Lie
- Advancing Its Cloud-First Strategy, Aderant Launches Stridyn, A Single Cloud Platform To Unify All Its Products; Hear Exclusive Interview with Its CEO
- California Awards $12 Million In Local Cannabis Equity Grants To Repair Drug War Harms
- Of Mass Torts, Multidistrict Litigation, and Collateral Estoppel: | Laura Dooley | Verdict
- Monday Open Thread
- The morning read for Monday, May 6
- What Campus Protests May Do to the 2024 Presidential Election | Austin Sarat | Verdict
- How Campus Anti-Israel Protestors Were Encouraged and Trained By Outside Activists
- Donald Trump Has a First Amendment Right to Pay Hush Money to Support his Electoral Ambitions
- The Best Reply Of The Year — See Also
- Biglaw Set To Have A Booming 2024
- Rethinking Legal Terminology: From ‘Nonlawyer’ to ‘Allied Legal Professionals’
- The morning read for Friday, May 3
- CosmoLex Streamlined Trust Accounting (2024)
- Judges Encouraging Oral Argument Opportunities for Junior Lawyers
- Canadian formerly held at Guantanamo seeks to erase terrorism conviction
- The morning read for Thursday, May 2
- Why Falling THC Test Results Matter
- Why Even Ostensibly Peaceful Expressive “Encampments” at Universities Are Not Immune From Restrictions Under the First Amendment, With Special Attention to Some Analogies to Abortion Clinics | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
- Might Not Be Evidence, But It’s Definitely Something – See Also
- Harvey AI To Move Out Of Early Access Phase, Release More Affordable Versions Of Its Custom AI Models
- The morning read for Wednesday, May 1
- Yesterday’s Marijuana Rescheduling News, Explained
- New LexPrize Award Honors Legal Innovation At A Law Firm or Legal Department; Applications Open Today
- Israeli Accountability to Civilians: World Central Kitchen Part II | Lesley Wexler | Verdict
- What Oklahoma Did to Clayton Lockett Ten Years Ago Changed the National Conversation About Botched Executions | Austin Sarat | Verdict
- The Difference Between Justice and the Rule of Law
- Cravath Makes Big Real Estate Move – See Also
- Black retired judge who flew first class says flight attendant ordered her to use coach restroom
- Immigration law firm will expand nearly 10% with addition of Seyfarth Shaw team
- Clark Hill was ‘duped by an obvious scam,’ costing its client $1.1M, suit alleges
- Former general counsel failed to file federal tax returns while earning $54M, he admits in guilty plea
- Navigating Cannabis Commercial Lease Agreements in Washington
- New US citizens sworn in 100 feet underground
- The morning read for Tuesday, April 30
- Can a Public High School Punish a Student for Asking a Question that Refers to “Illegal Aliens”? | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
- Monday Open Thread
- ABA should consider impact of rape-disclosure questions on bar applications, 3 senators tell association
- Superlawyer Alina Habba Attacks Trump Jurors. Luckily She’s Not An Agent Of The … OH, WAIT!
- Lawyer shot while allegedly trying to rob armored car
- How many cases will be affected by ‘certain anomalies’ in work of DNA analyst? 57 lawyers get notices
- Exclusive: Courtroom Insight’s New Matter Connector Delivers Normalized Court Docket Data to Foundation and Other Law Firm Systems
- Can a Public High School Punish a Student for Asking a Question that Refers to “Illegal Aliens”? | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
- UCLA Professor Dov Waxman on the Pro-Hamas Campus Protests
- Court Upholds #TheyLied Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress Award Against Student Who Accused Professor of Sexual Assault,
- You Know We Can Hear You, Right? — See Also
- This Biglaw Firm Had A Very, VERY Good Year
- RICO injury, federal jurisdiction, and giving veterans the benefit of the doubt
- The morning read for Friday, April 26
- Arizona Cannabis Sales Go Beyond $1.4 Billion
- Mike Johnson’s Visit to Columbia Ups the Ante in the Right-Wing Attack on Universities | Austin Sarat | Verdict
- Revisiting Issues From The First Trump Impeachment and the Mueller Investigation
- On presidential immunity, a riveting national civics lesson
- Lawyer suspended after he’s accused of plying teens with alcohol and touching one of them sexually
- LawNext Podcast: How The Contract Network Is ‘Changing Contracts for Good,’ with Founder and CEO Jim Wagner
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The morning read for Wednesday, October 18
WHAT WE’RE READING By Ellena Erskine on Oct 18, 2023 at 10:31 am Each weekday, we select a s،rt list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Wednesday morning read: Recommended Citation: Ellena Erskine, The morning read for Wednesday, October 18, SCOTUSblog (Oct. 18, 2023, 10:31 AM),
- Cut It Out, Thomas — See Also
- The morning read for Friday, May 17
- “After Edokobi’s Employees Left, Smith Cast ‘Evil Curses” upon Edokobi’s Life and Business”—But Not Libelous Ones
- Manage Law Firm Leads with Law Ruler (2024)
- Should Prosecutors Worry About Having Jewish People on Capital Juries? | Austin Sarat | Verdict
- Trump’s Bible Has A Few Big Revisions – See Also
- Justices dubious about dismissing suits while waiting for arbitration
- BREAKING NEWS: DEA Issues Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to Move Marijuana to Schedule III
- Nominations Open for 2024 American Legal Technology Awards, to be Presented at Gala Dinner in October
- Thursday Open Thread
- Elon Doesn’t Like When You Get In The Way Of His Money – See Also
- A Review of Gavel, for Automating Legal Documents and Selling Online Legal Services
- The morning read for Wednesday, May 15
- Excluding “FCANCER” Personalized License Plate Violates First Amendment
- Davis Wright Tremaine’s DEI Chief Yusuf Zakir Shares Thoughts On The Need For Diversity
- On LawNext: Epiq’s Global Legal Solutions Leader Roger Pilc on How AI Is Transforming Legal Services
- Monday Open Thread
- Court declines death penalty case on jury selection
- Germany Legalizes Recreational Cannabis – Canna Law Blog™
- Morning Docket: 05.13.24
- Today in Supreme Court History: May 12, 1790
- Johns Hopkins Jewish Student Association Board Statement on the Hopkins Encampment
- Sweet Victory! — See Also
- Top artificial intelligence insurance tips for lawyers
- Today on Legaltech Week: It’s the Post-ILTA Evolve, Post-CLOC, and Post Jazz Fest Edition
- Minnesota Cannabis Producers Given the Greenlight
- Minnesota Cannabis Producers Given the Greenlight after Momentarily in Limbo
- The morning read for Friday, May 10
- Morning Docket: 05.10.24
- Death Penalty States Beware: Nitrogen Hypoxia Is Not the Solution to America’s Long History of Inhumane Executions | Austin Sarat | Verdict
- ABA Issues Ethics Opinion on 30-Year-Old Technology whose Use Is Waning. My Question: Why Now?
- Lawyer charged with illegally transmitting Michigan data after 2020 election
- Viral video shows former Rikers Island inmate as she learns she passed bar exam on first try
- How Sullivan & Cromwell is scrutinizing potential new hires after campus protests
- No separate hearing required when police seize cars loaned to drivers accused of drug crimes, SCOTUS rules
- How to Buy or Sell a Cannabis Business: The Webinar Replay
- Winter in Day Hall | Joseph Margulies | Verdict
- The morning read for Thursday, May 9
- Announcement of opinions for Thursday, May 9 (complete)
- Today in Supreme Court History: May 9, 1974
- Trump Judge Postpones Trial Because She Messed Up So Much – See Also
- Aderant CEO Chris Cartrett on the Company’s Cloud-First Strategy and New Cloud Platform Stridyn
- The morning read for Wednesday, May 8
- Political Animals: What Kristi Noem’s Dog Killing Says About the Rest of Us | Michael C. Dorf | Verdict
- Campus Speech, with Dean Erwin Chemerinsky (Berkeley Law)
- Judges Boycotting Columbia Defend Decision Based On Outright Lie
- Advancing Its Cloud-First Strategy, Aderant Launches Stridyn, A Single Cloud Platform To Unify All Its Products; Hear Exclusive Interview with Its CEO
- California Awards $12 Million In Local Cannabis Equity Grants To Repair Drug War Harms
- Of Mass Torts, Multidistrict Litigation, and Collateral Estoppel: | Laura Dooley | Verdict
- Monday Open Thread
- The morning read for Monday, May 6
- What Campus Protests May Do to the 2024 Presidential Election | Austin Sarat | Verdict
- How Campus Anti-Israel Protestors Were Encouraged and Trained By Outside Activists
- Donald Trump Has a First Amendment Right to Pay Hush Money to Support his Electoral Ambitions
- The Best Reply Of The Year — See Also
- Biglaw Set To Have A Booming 2024
- Rethinking Legal Terminology: From ‘Nonlawyer’ to ‘Allied Legal Professionals’
- The morning read for Friday, May 3
- CosmoLex Streamlined Trust Accounting (2024)
- Judges Encouraging Oral Argument Opportunities for Junior Lawyers
- Canadian formerly held at Guantanamo seeks to erase terrorism conviction
- The morning read for Thursday, May 2
- Why Falling THC Test Results Matter
- Why Even Ostensibly Peaceful Expressive “Encampments” at Universities Are Not Immune From Restrictions Under the First Amendment, With Special Attention to Some Analogies to Abortion Clinics | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
- Might Not Be Evidence, But It’s Definitely Something – See Also
- Harvey AI To Move Out Of Early Access Phase, Release More Affordable Versions Of Its Custom AI Models
- The morning read for Wednesday, May 1
- Yesterday’s Marijuana Rescheduling News, Explained
- New LexPrize Award Honors Legal Innovation At A Law Firm or Legal Department; Applications Open Today
- Israeli Accountability to Civilians: World Central Kitchen Part II | Lesley Wexler | Verdict
- What Oklahoma Did to Clayton Lockett Ten Years Ago Changed the National Conversation About Botched Executions | Austin Sarat | Verdict
- The Difference Between Justice and the Rule of Law
- Cravath Makes Big Real Estate Move – See Also
- Black retired judge who flew first class says flight attendant ordered her to use coach restroom
- Immigration law firm will expand nearly 10% with addition of Seyfarth Shaw team
- Clark Hill was ‘duped by an obvious scam,’ costing its client $1.1M, suit alleges
- Former general counsel failed to file federal tax returns while earning $54M, he admits in guilty plea
- Navigating Cannabis Commercial Lease Agreements in Washington
- New US citizens sworn in 100 feet underground
- The morning read for Tuesday, April 30
- Can a Public High School Punish a Student for Asking a Question that Refers to “Illegal Aliens”? | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
- Monday Open Thread
- ABA should consider impact of rape-disclosure questions on bar applications, 3 senators tell association
- Superlawyer Alina Habba Attacks Trump Jurors. Luckily She’s Not An Agent Of The … OH, WAIT!
- Lawyer shot while allegedly trying to rob armored car
- How many cases will be affected by ‘certain anomalies’ in work of DNA analyst? 57 lawyers get notices
- Exclusive: Courtroom Insight’s New Matter Connector Delivers Normalized Court Docket Data to Foundation and Other Law Firm Systems
- Can a Public High School Punish a Student for Asking a Question that Refers to “Illegal Aliens”? | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
- UCLA Professor Dov Waxman on the Pro-Hamas Campus Protests
- Court Upholds #TheyLied Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress Award Against Student Who Accused Professor of Sexual Assault,
- You Know We Can Hear You, Right? — See Also
- This Biglaw Firm Had A Very, VERY Good Year
- RICO injury, federal jurisdiction, and giving veterans the benefit of the doubt
- The morning read for Friday, April 26
- Arizona Cannabis Sales Go Beyond $1.4 Billion
- Mike Johnson’s Visit to Columbia Ups the Ante in the Right-Wing Attack on Universities | Austin Sarat | Verdict
- Revisiting Issues From The First Trump Impeachment and the Mueller Investigation
- On presidential immunity, a riveting national civics lesson
- Lawyer suspended after he’s accused of plying teens with alcohol and touching one of them sexually
- LawNext Podcast: How The Contract Network Is ‘Changing Contracts for Good,’ with Founder and CEO Jim Wagner