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Lawyers Shouldn't Spit in Protesters' Faces (and Police Generally Shouldn't Kick in Doors Without Warrants) (opens the original)
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In In the Matter of Disciplinary Proceedings Against Rapkin, decided Sept. 17 by the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Stephanie Rapkin was subjected to discipline by the Wisconsin OLR (Office of Lawyer Regulations) for charging a client "thousands of dollars without a valid written fee agreement in place," "fail[ing] to diligently carry out her duties," and related misconduct, as well as this unrelated offense: The OLR's complaint next alleged that on June 6, 2020, Attorney Rapkin "spat in the face of a
Anthropic’s “Supply Chain Risk” Designation Stemmed from Its Refusing to Agree to Contract Terms, Not Its Speech (opens the original)
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From Judge Gregory Katsas, joined by Judge Neomi Rao, in today's D.C. Circuit decision in Anthropic PBC v. U.S. Department of War: To succeed on such a First Amendment retaliation claim, the plaintiff or petitioner must prove that (1) it engaged in protected speech, (2) the government took materially adverse action against it, and (3) the speech caused the materially adverse action Anthropic has satisfied the first and second prongs of this test, but not the third. The First Amendment squarely p
TRO Issued Ordering Reinstatement of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico White House Access (opens the original)
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From Judge Timothy Kelly's TRO today in CNN, Inc. v. Trump: On the afternoon of September 18, 2026, President Trump announced in a social media post that, "effective immediately," he was "banning" the news organizations CNN, MS NOW, and POLITICO "from the White House." And those news organizations allege that over the weekend their reporters were denied access to the White House and had their "hard pass" press credentials deactivated. Plaintiffs—the three news organizations and three individual
President Trump's Lawsuit Against Iowa Pollster Ann Selzer Thrown Out (opens the original)
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From today's long decision by Iowa state trial court judge Scott Beattie in Trump v. Selzer [UPDATE: link fixed]: J. Ann Selzer … conducted political polls in Iowa for nearly four decades. Three days before the 2024 general election, the Des Moines Register … published a Selzer poll showing Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump in Iowa and Christina Bohannan leading Mariannette Miller-Meeks in Iowa's First Congressional District. The poll proved wrong. This case arises from that error. Donald J. Tr
Principal's Threatening Critics with Defamation Lawsuit Can Be "Conduct Unbecoming" (opens the original)
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A short excerpt from the long decision by Merit Systems Protection Board Administrative Judge Scott Borrowman, in Bosworth v. Dep't of Defense. The decision upheld plaintiff's removal from her job; though there were many further matters involved besides the threat of a lawsuit, I'm focusing on the discussion of the lawsuit threat here: Starting in August 2023, appellant began serving as the Principal at Matthew C. Perry Primary School (MCPPS), in Iwakuni, Japan…. MCPPS is [the pre-K through seco
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