* The DOJ filed a misconduct complaint against all but one of the judges in the District of Minnesota. [The New Republic]
* National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity rules that it cannot figure out how to rule on whether the ABA should continue to accredit law schools. [TaxProf Blog]
* Breaking down Justice Alito’s weird, unfounded fears about election fraud. [Democracy Project]
* Sentence tossed as court decides deepfake video of dead victim shouldn’t have been shown. [Reuters]
* DLA Piper backing Trump’s bid to sell exclusive early access to his market-moving announcements. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Republican AGs bring Supreme Court challenge against states with shield laws to protect abortion providers. [Stateline]
* Someone used incarceration logs and then impersonated defense attorneys to scam families. [ABA Journal]
* Ninth Circuit isn’t buying Twitter’s attempt to sue non-profits for pointing out how racist things have gotten on Twitter. [Law360]
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* The DOJ filed a misconduct complaint against all but one of the judges in the District of Minnesota. [The New Republic]
* National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity rules that it cannot figure out how to rule on whether the ABA should continue to accredit law schools. [TaxProf Blog]
* Breaking down Justice Alito’s weird, unfounded fears about election fraud. [Democracy Project]
* Sentence tossed as court decides deepfake video of dead victim shouldn’t have been shown. [Reuters]
* DLA Piper backing Trump’s bid to sell exclusive early access to his market-moving announcements. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Republican AGs bring Supreme Court challenge against states with shield laws to protect abortion providers. [Stateline]
* Someone used incarceration logs and then impersonated defense attorneys to scam families. [ABA Journal]
* Ninth Circuit isn’t buying Twitter’s attempt to sue non-profits for pointing out how racist things have gotten on Twitter. [Law360]
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