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Friday, July 1, 2022

Top Stories of the Week

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Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson sworn in as Justice Breyer officially retires; Biden accuses SCOTUS of 'outrageous behavior'


Litigation over abortion bans begins at state level; judges block laws in 5 states


SCOTUS limits EPA's authority to regulate climate change, cites 'major questions' doctrine curbing agency power


Chemerinsky: Supreme Court gun ruling puts countless firearms regulations in jeopardy


Bar examinees have little success with ADA accommodation requests and say the process is stressful

 

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Supreme Court rules for praying football coach, drops Lemon test


Abortion ruling by Supreme Court sparks closer scrutiny of substantive due process


Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony undermines possible Trump defense in potential criminal case, experts say


Only half of class of 2018 law grads practice in law firms, NALP report finds


Judge removed from duty after alleged 'Gov. MeMaw' reference, courtroom profanity, sua sponte order


What are abortion trigger laws, and where do they stand?


Intersection: Crusaders protecting the unborn willingly sacrifice the living

Law in Popular Culture

How to manage client expectations with help from the 2007 film 'Michael Clayton'

"Every case is different. Various factors can affect not only the outcome of a criminal matter but also the method and means we employ to achieve such an outcome," writes ABA Journal columnist Adam Banner. »Read more

House committee approves record $675M in funding for civil legal services


Top California court will consider employer liability for take-home COVID-19 infections


Winning SCOTUS litigators say Kirkland gave them a choice: Abandon gun clients or leave


Supreme Court allows Biden to end remain-in-Mexico policy; chief justice's opinion joined by Kavanaugh, liberal justices


Some BigLaw firms will cover travel costs for abortions


Lawyer gets suspension after posting secret nude photos of his then-wife


Murder conviction of former Fisher Phillips partner is reversed; he claimed wife's shooting was an accident

 

Asked and Answered

Think you won't pass the July bar exam? So did many others, but they did, say lawyers

If you are studying for the July bar exam, you're not going to memorize every flashcard for the Multistate Bar Examination, and that's OK. You can still pass.
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