Doth Protest Too Much? Not According To The Supreme Court
Plus Texas targets Biglaw.
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Since the Dobbs opinion came down, Supreme Court justices have faced protests outside their homes and outside their favorite restaurants. The Supreme Court asked local officials to clamp down on it and Morton’s Steakhouse used its JD from the Filet Mignon School of Law, but the Court’s problem is its own pesky precedents catching up with it. We also discuss the threat Texas legislators sent to Sidley Austin suggesting it would go after the firm for its health plan covering health care travel and the future of state border-crossing laws and guns and briefly preview Elon Musk’s Twitter fight.
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