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Monday Open Thread
Why Is an Election Law Challenge (Brought by Republicans Against Governor Whitmer Concerning Voter Registration Centers) That Is Grounded in Michigan State Law Proceeding in Federal Court—and What Are the Lawyers Doing There? | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
Trump’s Plan to Use the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 as a Tool for Mass Deportation
UnitedLex CEO’s Sudden Departure Appears to Be Due to Personal Allegations Unrelated to Work
Today in Supreme Court History: October 12, 1977
Kansas Prof Removed after Viral Video of Classroom Remarks
“Empowering Speech by Moderating It,” by Danielle Keats Citron & Jonathan Penney
News Roundup – North Carolina Criminal Law
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New Book on Historical Gloss and Foreign Affairs, Part V
Perils of Broad Presidential Power Over Tariffs
At the Clio Cloud Conference, Building Momentum for Better Legal Practices
A Week After Appearing on My Podcast, UnitedLex CEO is Abruptly Replaced By Company’s General Counsel
2024 Updates to the Superior Court Judges’ Benchbook – North Carolina Criminal Law
Israel’s Pager and Walkie-Talkie Strikes Part II: | Lesley Wexler | Verdict
What Happens When The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Violate Federal Law?
Gone Today and Here Tomorrow – North Carolina Criminal Law
Congress is About to Lose Its Greatest Cannabis Advocate (Ever)
When an Election Case Reaches SCOTUS, Which Side Will be Playing Defense? | Michael C. Dorf | Verdict
Young Kansas City Chiefs Fan’s (and Family’s) Defamation Lawsuit Against Deadspin Based on Blackface Allegations Can Go Forward
The Fourth Circuit Weighs in on THC-O and “Synthetic” THC – North Carolina Criminal Law
The 2024 Clio Cloud Conference in Review
New Book on Historical Gloss and Foreign Affairs, Part II
Jack Newton Keynote Highlights: Clio Cloud Conference 2024
AI Adoption By Legal Professionals Jumps from 19% to 79% In One Year, Clio Study Finds
The Newest Legal Trends Report
Clio Releases Clio Duo, Generative AI Built Directly Into Its Law Practice Management Platform
Monday Open Thread
What Is Patient Brokering? – North Carolina Criminal Law
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear a Case That Could Expand the Use of DNA Evidence in Capital Cases | Austin Sarat | Verdict
Do Professors Have a Right to Boycott Israeli Institutions and “Zionists”?
ACUS Program on Nationwide Injunctions and Regulatory Programs
Today in Supreme Court History: October 5, 1953
What, Exactly, Is a Preliminary Injunction?
Legaltech Week: Catch Us Live on Tuesday at ClioCon (and Watch Our Regular Show Today)
Legalpioneer Donates Its Dataset of 13K Legal Tech Companies to GitHub
Legaltech News Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Wilkins Moves to Legaltech Hub
News Roundup – North Carolina Criminal Law
RFK Jr.’s Specious Argument that U.S. Term Limits. Inc. v. Thornton Applies to a State’s Role in Presidential Selection | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
Follow ATF into a Political Briar Patch?
The 12th Clio Cloud Conference, Starting Monday, Will Be the Largest Yet, with A Heavy Emphasis on AI
Nominations Are Now Open for the Alli Gerkman Legal Visionary Award; Deadline is Nov. 1
N.C. Court of Appeals (Oct. 1, 2024) – North Carolina Criminal Law
Thursday Open Thread
Israel’s Pager and Walkie-Talkie Strikes: Thinking through Convention on Conventional Weapons Claims | Lesley Wexler | Verdict
Navigating Autonomous Vehicle Technology and the Law – North Carolina Criminal Law
Cannabis Receivership Q&A Webinar: The Replay
The Story Behind How a Death Row Inmate and the Oklahoma A.G. Concocted a Phantom “Brady Violation” and Got Supreme Court Review (Part II)
Observations on Last Week’s Fifth Circuit Oral Argument in a Mississippi Case Involving the Counting of Ballots That Are Cast Before Election Day but that Arrive by Mail to Election Offices A Few Days After Polls Close | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
AI Marketing for Law Firms: Tips, Tricks and Examples
New Eleventh Circuit Amicus Brief In Special Counsel Appeal
MyCase Announces New AI, Accounting and Immigration Features, Plus Update on Smart Spend
LawNext: A Year Into His Tenure, UnitedLex CEO James Schellhase on How the Company Is Embracing Innovation
Violation of Conditions Before Release – North Carolina Criminal Law
Last Week America Carried Out Its 1,600th Execution Since 1976. When Will the Madness Stop? | Austin Sarat | Verdict
Monday Open Thread
Here’s the Video of Our Legaltech Week Panel Recorded Live Friday at RelativityFest in Chicago
Emergencies in Western North Carolina, Including Chief Justice’s Emergency Order – North Carolina Criminal Law
Federal Court Dismisses ROSS Intelligence’s Remaining Antitrust Claim Against Thomson Reuters
Criminal Conviction Based on Based on “Only Women Can Be Mothers” and “‘Transing’ Kids Is Abuse and Homophobia” Signs,
Remote Paralegals: Outsourcing Paralegal Work
VanDerStok Tests Limits of Yet Another ATF Rule
Today in Supreme Court History: September 29, 2005
Excel for Lawyers: Beginner-Friendly Templates & Tips
Today in Supreme Court History: September 28, 1787
UNM Policy Used to Charge High Security Fees for Riley Gaines Talk Struck Down
In Chicago? Come Watch the Legaltech Week Panel Live Today! (Or Watch Us on Zoom As Usual)
News Roundup – North Carolina Criminal Law
It’s Time to Confront Failures of Justice (Part V)
Age-Based Absentee Voting Rules: The Widespread and Blatantly Unconstitutional Red-State Practice Nobody Is Talking About | Vikram David Amar | Verdict
Annual Report from the North Carolina Judicial College (2023-2024) – North Carolina Criminal Law
Thursday Open Thread
Wolters Kluwer Brings Gen AI To Its VitalLaw Legal Research Platform, to Answer Questions and More
Coming Soon to SCOTUS: Not Even “Concepts of a Plan” to Replace Obamacare | Michael C. Dorf | Verdict
Vance Vance Devolution | Neil H. Buchanan | Verdict
How to Start a Law Firm with No Money
ABA Standard 208, Law Schools, and the First Amendment
With Acquisition of Delaware-Based ELM Company doeLEGAL, France-Based DiliTrust Moves to Bring Its Corporate Legal Software Suite to U.S. Market
Join us this Weekend at the Oregon Coast! NW Cannabis and Psychedelics Law Conference
LexLab, at UC Law San Francisco, Announces Second Cohort of its Justice Technology Accelerator Program
How to Fix DOJ’s Fatally Flawed Corporate Whistleblower Awards Program | Jon May | Verdict
A Reminder Of What Will Happen When The Filibuster Is Gone
LawNext Podcast: A Deep Dive Into Filevine’s New Gen AI Tools for Litigators, with Product Leads Michael Anderson and Alex McLaughlin
In Notable E-Discovery News, ALSP Elevate Acquires Consulting Company Redgrave Data
Florida Cannabis Legalization Vote Q&A
New Law on Juvenile Capacity to Proceed – North Carolina Criminal Law
Tuesday Media Recommendations: Mystery and Detective Books
Why the Supreme Court’s Decision in Garland v. Cargill Regarding Rifle Bump Stocks Is Off Target | Jan Vetter | Verdict
Muddled Thinking, Bad Arguments, and Bad-Faith Accusations of Flippery-Floppery: | Neil H. Buchanan | Verdict
How to Use Google Scholar for Legal Research
Monday Open Thread
Cannabis Receivership: FREE Q&A Webinar Tomorrow!
The Unilateral Reset – North Carolina Criminal Law
Muddled Thinking, Bad Arguments, and Bad-Faith Accusations of Flippery-Floppery: | Neil H. Buchanan | Verdict
Trump Uses a Speech About Anti-Semitism to List His Grievances Against Jewish People | Austin Sarat | Verdict
Judge Reed O’Connor’s Remarks On Forum Selection and “Judge Shopping”
Progress on the End Kidney Deaths Act
Today in Supreme Court History: September 21, 1981
A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions
News Roundup – North Carolina Criminal Law

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