* Weil’s almost-chief Ramona Nee finally decides on landing spot, headlining a 40-lawyer pull for Kirkland. [Legal Cheek]
* Judge Reyes looking to appoint one of Trump’s first term U.S. Attorneys to probe whether the second term administration’s attorneys lied to the court. [Politico]
* DOJ’s “grand conspiracy” prosecutor and a National Security Division chief both resign as midterms convince Trump lawyers that it might be time to distance themselves. [CNN]
* University of Alabama professors banned from saying “Gulf of Mexico.” [Slate Jurisprudence]
* Now where will the drones live? Judge blocks construction of Trump’s gaudy arch, which he’s claiming is necessary for national security. [NPR]
* Judge slashes attorney fee award in half over hallucinated cite. [Volokh Conspiracy]
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* Weil’s almost-chief Ramona Nee finally decides on landing spot, headlining a 40-lawyer pull for Kirkland. [Legal Cheek]
* Judge Reyes looking to appoint one of Trump’s first term U.S. Attorneys to probe whether the second term administration’s attorneys lied to the court. [Politico]
* DOJ’s “grand conspiracy” prosecutor and a National Security Division chief both resign as midterms convince Trump lawyers that it might be time to distance themselves. [CNN]
* University of Alabama professors banned from saying “Gulf of Mexico.” [Slate Jurisprudence]
* Now where will the drones live? Judge blocks construction of Trump’s gaudy arch, which he’s claiming is necessary for national security. [NPR]
* Judge slashes attorney fee award in half over hallucinated cite. [Volokh Conspiracy]
