Above the Law

From the everything-is-fine-say-tech-purveyors-surrounded-by-flames dept

* Donald Trump won big in New York courts yesterday... if you stopped watching the news around 4. [Newsweek]

* Law professor demands revenge prosecutions against Democrats. You know... if there are Dems out there committing crimes. [New York Magazine]

* Like, say, a Democratic senator that this DOJ is going ahead and prosecuting. [CBS]

* After the Supreme Court sided with the NRA in its First Amendment case against NY, folks are wondering what this might mean for the social media case over the administration's communication with tech companies. As though this Court honors consistency. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Lawsuit against NYU Law brought by white kid who thought he might not be smart enough for law review is dismissed. [Reuters]

Federal Clerks Strongly Denounce Our Government's Involvement: Will more clerks speak out?

You Know We Can See You, Right?: Talk about an open/shut case.

No Sanctions This Time: Quinn Emanuel gets off the hook.

These Elite Firms Are The Best For Women And Diversity!: Is yours on the list?

Former Prosecutor Faces Federal Charges For Bomb Threat: Get him up out of here.

It’s so great working with you.

Does your firm offer a mentoring program?

Notes to my (legal) self.

The project is designed 'to increase Europe’s independence and superiority in space,' the EDF's two-page fact sheet says.

Twitter fingers turn to handcuffed hands.

The preprint study by Stanford’s RegLab and its Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence research center found that LexisNexis and Thomson Reuters overstate their claims of the extent to which their products are free of hallucinations.