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It’s Friday, so it’s time for the weekly attribute that we ended up contacting Satisfied Hour Rumour. Perhaps we will again… just testing out some options.

This week, let’s body this as the house for exercise ideas, random authorized tales, and other enjoyable things you never actually need to know, but will nonetheless thrill your colleagues.

Lawful Chatter

* Now that we know it is likely to be Ketanji Brown Jackson, it is really worth digging into how Jim Clyburn’s quest to put Michelle Childs on the Supreme Court experienced way much more to do with looking federally safeguarded birds than you’d think. [American Prospect]

* NY Rangers great Ron Duguay hung out at Sarah Palin’s defamation demo? Are they dating? Was this about impressing a New York jury? Does everyone bear in mind the Rangers right before 1994? [MEDIUM]

* Nebraska bar applicant kicked out of exam for 101 degree fever. She didn’t have COVID. But it is Nebraska so masks and vaccines apparently are not safeguards well worth getting when ruining someone’s exam for no rationale is an selection. [ABA Journal]

* Don’t forget when Decide Jerry Smith suggested that FedSoc clerks have been finding significantly zealous? Perfectly, here’s the tale of his individual clerk and a Harvard Regulation Critique Observe about the constitutionality of canceling presidential elections. [Balls & Strikes]

* Seditionists aren’t authorized to provide in Congress. North Carolina is striving to keep its resident seditionist off the ballot. If you are fascinated in pursuing this work, this will turn out to be your headquarters. [PrawfsBlawg]

* Those people Canadian truckers know as small about the law as you’d hope. [Globe & Mail]

Meme Time

Was $397K just a bridge also far?

In the meantime, the information within a large amount of worldwide legislation companies today…

TikTok… Not Just For Billables Any more

Divorce law firm breaks down the enormous filings in the Kardashian-West divorce proceedings.

[Part 2 and Part 3]

Podcast Corner

* David Oscar Markus (who, evidently, realized Choose Ketanji Brown Jackson from significant school discussion circles) continues his sequence interviewing attorneys in legendary felony protection scenarios, speaking with Geoffrey Fieger who represented Dr. Jack Kevorkian when Michigan prosecutors went immediately after the medical professional for aiding patients to die with dignity. [For the Defense]

* The Legal Products and services Company podcast chat with Gene Sperling, the coordinator of the American Rescue Program about how the $1.9 trillion deal will make improvements to obtain to justice. [Talk Justice]

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