Trump's Legal Braintrust May Need To Take Remedial Crim Pro
I'm open to teaching a CLE on how warrants work.
The FBI’s search of Trump’s residence has brought on a whole lot of caterwauling on cable news and social media from lawyers and law professors in Trump’s orbit. Yet no one seems able (or willing) to accurately describe the whole warrant process. Meanwhile, a federal judge is pulling the rug out from his replacement — who would diversify the bench — for the stupidest reason. And a new report suggests that neural implants will replace the billable hour by forcing lawyers to bill by brain activity. That seems… unlikely, but this week was full of surprises.
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