Morning Docket: 05.20.26 - Above the Law
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Morning Docket: 05.20.26 - Above the Law
A former member of the Watergate prosecution team says a January 6 slush fund could expose DOJ lawyers to fraud charges later, unless pardons come first. James Comey is described as expecting payment from an “anti-weaponization” fund. Reed O’Connor is reported to have enjoined a hospital from complying with a federal judge’s ruling issued from within the same state, framed as an extreme judicial posture. Todd Blanche is alleged to have lied under oath. NYC lateral hiring is reported at a three-year high. Alex Murdaugh is suing a clerk whose actions contributed to his murder convictions being overturned. Boies Schiller and Dentons are reported to have defeated a RICO suit brought by a former client, while additional sanctions are reported for Quinn Emanuel.
"Former member of Watergate prosecution team explains how Trump's January 6 slush fund exposes DOJ lawyers to fraud charges down the road. Not if they all get pardons first... [ Bloomberg Law News]"
"Reed O'Connor "enjoins" hospital from complying with federal judge ruling from their own state. In a normal world, that would be a swift impeachment and removal from the bench, but it's the full Caligula era now. [ Slate]"
"Todd Blanche seems to be lying under oath, which honestly tracks. [ The New Republic]"
"Boies Schiller and Dentons defeat RICO suit brought by former client. [ Reuters]"
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