"* Judge blocks effort to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook, noting that pre-role misconduct - in this case, a mere accusation of pre-role misconduct to boot - doesn't meet the statutory definition of a "for cause" dismissal. [ Politico] * Federal judges are learning from each other's experiences. It's why Judge Sooknanan oversaw a grueling, round-the-clock oversight effort having watched the government exploit Judge Boasberg for treating them like good faith litigants. [ Lawfare]"
"* Banksy piece depicting a UK judge using a gave to brutally beat a protester will be removed. [ Legal Cheek] * Supreme Court to fast track appeal of Trump's tariffs case. Big test for a Court that already tried to twist itself in knots to build a conception of presidential power that's unlimited right up until it impacts their stock portfolios. [ CNBC] * Former Biglaw associate accused in DC occupation receives the latest no bill from a grand jury [ WUSA]"
A judge ruled that an accusation of pre-role misconduct does not satisfy the statutory "for cause" standard to remove Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook. Federal judges are intensifying peer learning and oversight, exemplified by Judge Sooknanan's around-the-clock supervision after observing litigation strategies involving Judge Boasberg. A Banksy work showing a UK judge beating a protester will be removed. The Supreme Court will fast-track an appeal of Trump's tariffs case, testing views on presidential power. A former Biglaw associate tied to the DC occupation was no-billed by a grand jury. The Second Circuit will hear suits alleging Tylenol causes autism, and an LGBTQ rights lawyer faces indictment for judge shopping.
Read at Above the Law
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]