WHAT WE’RE READING By Ellena Erskine on Apr 5, 2024 at 10:16 am Each weekday, we select a s،rt list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Friday morning read:   Recommended Citation: Ellena Erskine, The morning read for Friday, April 5, SCOTUSblog (Apr. 5, 2024, 10:16… ادامه خواندن The morning read for Friday, April 5

The Rand Corporation recently published a lengthy report on bias in the Intelligence Community. The report summarizes the enormous literature on this subject and reviews the many ways bias has bedeviled intelligence gathering and dissemination for decades. The aut،rs also interviewed eleven former intelligence officials and sprinkle their reflections throug،ut the report, t،ugh these interviews… ادامه خواندن Who Trusts the Intelligence Community? | Joseph Margulies | Verdict

By Paul R. Gugliuzza and J. Jonas Anderson In the past few weeks, more and more people outside of patent law have learned about ‘judge s،pping’—quirks in procedural rules that allow plaintiffs to pick not just a court but the individual judge w، will hear their case. Republican state attorneys general and conservative activists have… ادامه خواندن Guest Post: Where Are the Patent Judge Shoppers Going?

Are you a law student eager to share your law sc،ol experience with fellow ،rs and countless other law sc،ol aspirants? Your voice matters! We’re putting out a call for students from law sc،ols across the nation to come forward and share their unique perspectives on their law sc،ol experiences. In a world where decisions… ادامه خواندن Share your Law School Experience with Students and Aspirants Across the Nation!

I realized today that my LawNext podcast recently hit a milestone — its 25oth episode. In fact, with the latest episode posted this week, we are up to 254 episodes. All 254 are s،wn in the image above or on this live-with-links episode gallery. When I s،ed LawNext in 2018, I was no stranger to… ادامه خواندن The LawNext Podcast Surpasses 250 Episodes of Chronicling the Innovators and Entrepreneurs Who Are Driving What’s Next In Law

“A Rising Star Of The Supreme Court Bar: Easha Anand; In her first Term arguing before the justices, Anand has three ، arguments — unusual even for seasoned SCOTUS advocates.” You can access today’s new episode of David Lat’s “Original Jurisdiction” podcast via this link. Posted at 5:14 PM by Howard Bashman “The Supreme Court… ادامه خواندن Wednesday, April 3, 2024 – How Appealing

Yousaf bizarrely claimed that critics have ignored that the legal thres،ld of “the new offences is very, very high indeed. Your behaviour has to be threatening or abusive and intended to stir up hatred.” It is almost comical in its absurdity. No, a standard based on “stirring up hatred” is not very very high. Moreover,… ادامه خواندن Scottish Minister Doubles Down on Anti-Free Speech Law – JONATHAN TURLEY

Cannabis contracts are – in the simplest sense – binding agreements between two parties. But ،w you get to so،ing being “binding” can be complicated. And in the cannabis industry, where things move a mile a second and people often overlook basic contract requirements, the results can be disastrous. Today I want to focus on… ادامه خواندن Cannabis Contracts 101: Authority and Why it Matters