Above the Lawflipped into Above the LawLaw Doing It All During A Freaking Global Pandemic abovethelaw.com - By Kathryn Rubino What doing it all looks like for a law firm partner. The coronavirus has changed… well, everything about our daily lives. It’s gotten to the point …
Film Festivals Long weekend ahead with no plans? Check out some of these digital events. kuow.org - Marcie Sillman Northwest Folklife Festival will present its 49th iteration as a four-day stream of music, storytelling and dance called “From Home to Home.” The …
The New York Timesflipped into Most EmailedNews First Inklings of Fame The New York Times - Veronica Chambers and Jennifer HarlanIt is graduation season, and luminaries like Tina Fey, Oprah, Tom Hanks and Barack Obama are giving advice to graduates about starting their next chapter. Of course, this year, in the midst of the pandemic,
U.S. Politics Empirical SCOTUS: Results from the court’s experiment with a new oral argument format - SCOTUSblog scotusblog.com - adam-feldman Editor’s note: This is the second post in a series analyzing the Supreme Court’s telephonic oral arguments with live audio instituted due to the …
USA TODAYflipped into OpinionCriminal Law In Michael Flynn's case, there is nothing left to judge USA TODAY - David Oscar MarkusJudge Emmet Sullivan should not force Justice Department and former national security adviser to continue: Opposing view Chief Justice John Roberts said judges, like umpires, are there “to call balls strikes
CNNUnited States Democrats can't keep ignoring this vital campaign issue CNN - Opinion by Jen Psaki(CNN) — Senate Republicans should be careful what they wish for -- and that includes South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, who this weekend said out loud what many of his fellow Republicans are thinking.
Slateflipped into News & PoliticsPolitics Which Supreme Court Justice Gets Interrupted The Most? slate.com - Leah Litman Female and liberal justices are getting less speaking time in the Court’s telephonic arguments. Equal justice under law is engraved on the front of …
CNNflipped into PoliticsPolitics Trump-inspired political sparring hits the courts CNN - By Joan Biskupic, CNN legal analyst & Supreme Court biographerWashington (CNN) — President Donald Trump's conflicts with federal judges have been frequent and conspicuous, beginning with an outburst four years ago this month, when he scorned a jurist hearing fraud
Just Jaredflipped into JustJaredCelebrity News Debra Messing & Mandana Dayani’s ‘The Dissenters’ Podcast Is Launching in One Day! justjared.com Debra Messing and Mandana Dayani have a new podcast launching this week – The Dissenters! The longtime friends teamed up for the new project in which …
U.S. Politics Empirical SCOTUS: Changes in Supreme Court oral argument format: The good, the bad and the ugly - SCOTUSblog scotusblog.com - adam-feldman Editor’s note: This is the first in a three-post series analyzing the Supreme Court’s telephonic oral arguments with live audio instituted due to the …
Above the Lawflipped into Above the LawPolitics The Supreme Court’s Successful New Approach To Oral Argument abovethelaw.com - By David Lat The Supreme Court of the United States (Photo by David Lat) The coronavirus pandemic is changing the legal profession — and it’s not all bad. Last …
United States SCOTUS for law students: COVID-19 and Supreme Court emergencies - SCOTUSblog scotusblog.com - stephen-wermiel Live teleconference oral arguments have been the most visible sign of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Supreme Court, and they have …
The New York Timesflipped into PoliticsNews Passed By for Decades, Clarence Thomas Is a New Symbol of the Trump Era The New York Times - Nicholas CaseyAmong certain conservatives, an idea has started to take hold: Could Justice Clarence Thomas ever be the kind of pop-culture icon to his followers that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has become to hers? Ginsburg,
National Reviewflipped into Politics & PolicyConservative View The Supreme Court Gets a Little Less Awful | National Review National Review - Kevin D. Williamson Lyle Denniston, a legal journalist who began covering the Supreme Court in 1958 for the Wall Street Journal, is not happy about how the Supreme Court …
The Seattle Timesflipped into OpinionU.S. Politics Pull back curtains and broadcast Supreme Court proceedings seattletimes.com - Dylan Hosmer-Quint Transparency advocates have long pushed for live broadcast of U.S. Supreme Court arguments as a matter of principle. Official proceedings in a …
U.S. Congress Would Midnight Mitch really replace the Notorious RBG this year if needed? Of course. hotair.com - Jazz Shaw In order to develop his satirical celebration of Mitch McConnell’s prowess, Stiles focuses almost entirely on a scenario where Ruth Bader Ginsburg is …
Newsmaxflipped into NewsmaxConservative View Clarence Thomas Fans Think He Can Become Big 'Star' like RBG newsmax.com - Marisa Herman Virtual hearings have launched Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas into the spotlight propelling fans to ask if he could be as popular as his …
Above the Lawflipped into Above the LawLaw Rick And Morty Keep Highlighting Supreme Court Justices abovethelaw.com - By Joe Patrice ‘I’m that Supreme Court lady and you f**king did it!’ Most of the country can’t name any Supreme Court justices, let alone multiple, which is why Rick …
Clarence Thomas Supreme Court: State Official Annotations to Code Not Copyrightable | JD Supra jdsupra.com - www.jdsupra.com In Georgia v. Public.Resource.Org Inc.,1 in a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court held that an annotated version of Georgia’s official state law code was not …
The New York Timesflipped into PoliticsClarence Thomas Were the Supreme Court’s Phone Arguments a Success? The New York Times - Adam LiptakWASHINGTON — The Supreme Court has gotten a fair amount of praise for the way it adjusted to the coronavirus pandemic: hearing arguments by conference call, with the justices asking questions one at a
CNNflipped into Top StoriesPolitics Clarence Thomas, hobbits and the mute button: A historic two weeks at the virtual Supreme Court CNN - By Ariane de Vogue, CNN Supreme Court ReporterWashington (CNN) — Much was different at the Supreme Court on Tuesday as the justices prepared to hear hugely significant cases concerning separation of powers and presidential immunity centered on efforts
Bloombergflipped into BloombergNews The Debate Over Constitutional Originalism Just Got Ugly Bloomberg - Cass R. Sunstein A vicious new claim is circulating that there’s only one lawful way for Supreme Court justices to interpret the Constitution. Reject it. A vicious new …
Politics Trump’s DOJ Says the President Would Be “Undermined” if His Tax Records Were Revealed slate.com - Marty Lederman Thanks to the Supreme Court’s new experiment in simulcasting, it’s possible you’ve already listened to Tuesday’s oral arguments in the two cases …
ABC Newsflipped into PoliticsElectoral College Clarence Thomas captivates with 63 questions on Supreme Court livestreams ABC News - Devin Dwyer The court's historic live oral arguments were a riveting listen for thousands. The coronavirus pandemic introduced America to its Supreme Court in …
KOMO Newsflipped into Nation & WorldEmployment 10 cases, 2 weeks, 1 Supreme Court holding audio arguments komonews.com - JESSICA GRESKO, The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way the Supreme Court is doing business. For the foreseeable future the court will be …
The Wall Street Journal.U.S. Politics Opinion | Emmet Sullivan vs. the D.C. Circuit The Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardAnother precedent that rebuts the judge’s ruling in the Flynn case. Federal Judge Emmet Sullivan has refused to accept the prosecution and defense agreement to drop the charges against Michael Flynn for
Law Sotomayor statement highlights 'disturbing allegations' in geriatric inmates' COVID-19 suit abajournal.com - By Debra Cassens Weiss The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a request Thursday by inmates in a Texas geriatric prison who alleged inadequate efforts to contain the novel …
Bloomberg Lawflipped into Legal NewsU.S. Politics SCOTUS Deep Dive: Supreme Court Goes Rogue (PODCAST) Bloomberg Law - By Kimberly Strawbridge Robinson and Jordan S. Rubin The U.S. Supreme Court finished up its first livestreamed arguments that included disputes over subpoenas for President Trump’s financial information …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoImmigration Legal Watch: Two Cases to Watch | AAUP aaup.org - By Nancy Long Last year the AAUP weighed in on two controversial cases that will be decided during the Supreme Court’s current term, with decisions most likely …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoJury Duty Friday, May 15, 2020 – How Appealing abovethelaw.com - howappealing.abovethelaw.com “Judge Sullivan vs. Justice Ginsburg: By inviting outside help, the Flynn jurist is acting ‘beyond the pale.'” This editorial appears in today’s …
