Tag: Abortion
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 03.02.23
* Regulators tell Elon Musk that he can’t start putting chips in people’s brains. GAH! Kill a monkey (or 1500) and suddenly the bureaucrats in Washington won’t let you do anything anymore. [Reuters]
* “Murdaugh Committed Murders As Career Spiraled” should be every attorney’s defense to a rough month… “I know I just considered taking my book of business to Jones Day, but I could’ve done a double murder.” [Law360]
* Biden administration plans to shift the liability for hacks to software manufacturers. This policy seems stupid but at least the president is trying to address the harms of massive data breaches instead of having public fever dreams about drag story time. America is broken. [Bloomberg Law News]
* After securing abortion restrictions, the new right-wing legal mission is advocating for strict voting restrictions. [ProPublica]
* Legal technology made the national news! Our coverage was better. [MSNBC]
* Let the battle for AI supremacy in Biglaw begin! [Legaltech News]
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Biglaw
The Biglaw Firms Behind The Abortion Defense Network
The top of Biglaw getting together for an excellent cause. - Sponsored
Leaving Your In-House Role: You Don’t Need A Portable “Book” To Be Successful
In-house legal roles have traditionally offered more accommodating schedules and greater opportunities to gain valuable business experience. Now though, the calculus may be changing. With… -
Health Care / Medicine
Challenging State Abortion Bans in Light of FDA’s Rule Change On The Sale Of Abortion Pills
The current legal landscape makes access to medication abortion crucial in protecting as much access to reproductive healthcare as possible and in protecting healthcare providers’ abilities to do their jobs without fear of prosecution.
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Courts
Federal Judge Thinking Outside The Box On Abortion Rights
What if Dobbs isn't the end of abortion rights? -
Government
Women's Rights Soon To Be On The Ballot In New York
If the ERA can make it there, it could make it anywhere. -
Government
'How Dare They?': Kamala Harris Rips On Republicans While Comemmorating 50th Anniversary Of Roe v. Wade
'Congress must pass a bill that protects ... reproductive rights,' she said. -
Biglaw
Biglaw Firm's Decision To Cover Abortion-Related Travel Expenses Didn't Please All Partners -- But The Firm Never Wavered
The firm's leader knew he couldn't make everyone happy, but he did what he thought was 'right.' -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 01.06.23
* Get ready professional responsibility nerds, because the Supreme Court is hearing argument on the scope of attorney-client privilege on Monday. [ABA Journal]
* Twitter hires Perkins Coie despite Elon Musk’s history of bashing the firm for its work on behalf of Democrats. I’m starting to think this guy doesn’t have a firm grasp on management. [Reuters]
* On this anniversary, a new wrongful death lawsuit targets Trump over January 6 riot. [MSNBC]
* Pharmacies plan to offer morning after pills in states where it’s still legal. [NY Times]
* Speaking of commercial pharmacies, a Walgreens executive finally admitted that all those shoplifting losses that the company claimed would run them out of business were totally exaggerated. [CNBC]
* Prosecutors win right to use the word “bribe” in a case about Fox executives accused of, well, bribing people. [Law360]
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Courts
Will Of The People Be Damned, Ron DeSantis Appoints Ousted Judge To Higher Position
Voters rejected this judge, but he's perfect for Ron DeSantis's agenda. -
Abortion
Indiana AG Demands Sanctions For Doctor Who Pointed Out That Forcing A Child To Carry Rapist's Baby Is F*cking Barbaric
If you can't lock 'em up, take away their livelihoods, right? -
Biglaw
Fired Biglaw Partner Resurfaces To Blame Cancel Culture For The Consequences Of Her Own Actions
Personal responsibility? Don't know her. -
Crime
Lawyer Accused Of Slipping Abortion Drug Into Wife's Drink Without Her Knowledge
These allegations are very much the opposite of 'choice.' -
Abortion
States Protecting Abortion Rights This Election
The federal government may not be codifying abortion rights, but these states are.
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Courts
Indiana Attorney General Faces Lawsuit For 'Meritless' Investigation Into Doctor Providing Abortion Care To 10-Year Old Rape Victim
The lawsuit seeks to stop oversteps by the Attorney General. -
Courts
Samuel Alito Cared A Lot More About The Precedent Of Roe *Before* He Had A Lifetime Appointment To The Most Powerful Court In America
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Health Care / Medicine
Planned Parenthood Asks NC Court To Allow Non-Physicians To Provide Medication Abortion To Meet Demand From Out-Of-State
According to the motion, more than one third of Planned Parenthood South Atlantic’s abortion patients between July 1 and September 30, 2022 came from out of state, totalling 1,317 people. In the same time period last year, just 322 patients came from out of state for abortions. -
Government
Biden Makes Big Promises About Abortion Rights
Reproductive justice hangs in the balance, and Biden has a plan -- but will he be able to make it work? -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 10.11.22
* The Law is the Law! But will it be enforced? More Constitutional Sheriffing! [NYT]
* Going to Times Square? Might want to leave the glock at home. [ABC]
* Moore v. Harper is upon us. Here are the stakes. [Atlantic]
* The religious argument in favor of abortion hits Kentucky. [Wa Po]
* High fashion meets just practices in New York. [Guardian]
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Government
What Happens After The Choice Is Made? A Barred Indiana Law About Fetal Tissue Leaves Options Open
Few things are more 2022 America than legislating morality. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 09.29.22
* Long Arms: California’s laws on protecting abortion info will likely have spillover effects across the us. [Axios]
* Indiana judge blocked a law requiring post-abortion cremation and burial of fetal tissue. [Indy Star]
* Teacher’s virulently racist comments that could make Amy Wax blush faces consequences. I wonder how long it’ll be until she’s on the Tucker Carlson show? [Imgur]
* Need damages for your damaged Cannondale? Here’s a primer. [Forbes]