* Weil’s incoming executive partner abruptly tells firm she’s not taking the job. [Bloomberg Law]
* SEC plans to start testing financial firm vulnerability to cyberattack. †[Law360]
* Supervisor ordered immigration judge to reverse four rulings at the direction of “higher-ups,” before she was removed from court. [Washington Post]
* Canada carveouts still don’t make Trump’s latest tariffs legal. [Volokh Conspiracy]
* Appellate court confirms that attempt to federalize the California National Guard was illegal. [NY Times]
* Analyzing the DOJ’s “preemptive election interference.” [One First]
* What’s happening to Ilhan Omar is just the beginning of the administration effort to strip Americans of citizenship. [Balls and Strikes]
* NYC ban on horse-drawn carriages becoming a federal takings fight. [Courthouse News Service]
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* Weil’s incoming executive partner abruptly tells firm she’s not taking the job. [Bloomberg Law]
* SEC plans to start testing financial firm vulnerability to cyberattack. †[Law360]
* Supervisor ordered immigration judge to reverse four rulings at the direction of “higher-ups,” before she was removed from court. [Washington Post]
* Canada carveouts still don’t make Trump’s latest tariffs legal. [Volokh Conspiracy]
* Appellate court confirms that attempt to federalize the California National Guard was illegal. [NY Times]
* Analyzing the DOJ’s “preemptive election interference.” [One First]
* What’s happening to Ilhan Omar is just the beginning of the administration effort to strip Americans of citizenship. [Balls and Strikes]
* NYC ban on horse-drawn carriages becoming a federal takings fight. [Courthouse News Service]
