Now That’s A Lawyerly Origin Story — See Also

Where In New York, Specifically?: Kash Patel got his JD in New York, but it was a little vague when it came to where. Paul Weiss Beats A Retreat: According to Trump, the firm gave up everything. Now Or Never: Will Paul Weiss be the tipping point for Biglaw getting a backbone? Apparently Not. Sike, […]

DOJ Lawyer Tells Court It Will Comply With Order… DOJ Writes Back ‘We’ve Decided To Violate It Instead, Thx Bye.’

Chief Justice Roberts passive-aggressively scolded the Trump administration for spending more time ripping federal judges online than putting together coherent appeals. While on its face the Roberts statement told the administration to stop litigating its cases on Truth Social, it seemed to carry secondary purpose of heading off the seemingly inevitable moment when the administration […]

The Latest Caught In Donald Trump’s Firing Frenzy

Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! Which two FTC commissioners were recently (probably illegally) fired by Donald Trump? Hint: The commissioners are likely to challenge their termination, which would give Republicans a 5-0 presence on the Commission. See the answer on the next page. Ed. Note: Welcome to our […]

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Former clerk tapped for fall double jeopardy argument

Share The Supreme Court has tapped a former clerk to Justice Sonia Sotomayor to defend a lower court ruling in next term’s Barrett v. United States, a New York man’s challenge to his robbery convictions and sentences under two federal laws. The federal government, which prevailed in the lower court last May, has declined to […]