by RG | Apr 1, 2026 | Law.com
Regarding U.S. Attorney Robert Frazer’s independence from President Donald Trump, Rutgers Law School professor Thea Johnson said, “You need a US Attorney’s Office that can prosecute crime effectively. I’m hopeful that maybe we can get back to a...
by RG | Apr 1, 2026 | above the law
Under the second Trump administration, reality constantly keeps topping sarcasm. When three Republican justices ruled against Trump’s tariffs, leading the president to say they “sicken” him, I described the Chief Justice’s position to a figurative “cuck chair.” He’d...
by RG | Apr 1, 2026 | above the law
Struggling with your mental health? Of course you are, you’re in law school! And thanks to freely given data from your career services office and Palantir, it is abundantly clear that you haven’t been making the most out of law school’s most important lifeline for...
by RG | Apr 1, 2026 | above the law
Judge Nathan Milliron is having a rough week in a reminder that karma is, sometimes, still real. The Harris County, Texas civil court judge caught on camera flipping out on a court staffer for helping him figure out his own IT errors before demanding to speak to the...
by RG | Apr 1, 2026 | legal matters
Larry Port breaks down why the “AI apocalypse” might be a myth and explores the real forces behind today’s “low hire, low fire” labor market. The post Is AI Actually Stealing Your Job? The Truth About the Current Labor Market | Ep. 22...
