"Ed Martin leaked grand jury material, dropped charges against his own former client, and dressed up like Inspector Gadget to intimidate the New York Attorney General, but he still couldn't make it out of the first round."
"Bondi is now cartoonishly proposing a rule to block state bars from investigating government lawyers altogether. If your response to potential bar discipline is to ban bar discipline, you might be telling on yourself."
"The FCC Chair has turned broadcast regulation into a weapon for punishing political speech, showcasing the serious ethical violations present in the tournament."
The first round of the bracket challenge concluded with minimal drama, showcasing the effectiveness of seeding. Ed Martin's controversial actions failed to advance him in the tournament. The competition now intensifies as the remaining lawyers face serious ethical violations. Notable matchups include Pam Bondi, who has taken extreme measures to protect government lawyers from disciplinary actions, and Brendan Carr, who has weaponized broadcast regulation against political speech. Voting is open until Monday evening for the next round.
Read at Above the Law
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