*
Supreme
Court
allows
Trump
to
move
forward
with
plan
to
eliminate
the
Department
of
Education.
Why?
Well,
that
might
require
writing
an
opinion
and
they’re
not
going
to
do
something
like
that.
[One
First]
*
Plaintiff
side
firms
can
be
just
as
lucrative
for
associates
as
Biglaw…
and
people
are
just
now
figuring
that
out.
[Left
Side
of
the
V]
*
Government
argues
that
it
should
not
have
to
reveal
its
agency
reorganization
plans,
even
though
the
only
basis
for
last
week’s
Supreme
Court
order
was
that
the
government
had
to
reveal
its
plans
and
the
courts
can
evaluate
this
issue
then.
It’s
almost
as
though
one
justice
knew
this
was
all
a
lie.
[Bloomberg
Law
News]
*
Sixth
Circuit
nominee
confirmed.
[Law360]
*
Administration
installing
more
nationwide
abortion
advocates
in
key
positions.
Surely
nothing
to
worry
about
at
a
time
when
the
Supreme
Court
has
deferred
absolute
authority
to
the
executive.
[Balls
and
Strikes]
*
DOJ
announces
it’s
mainstreaming
the
theory
that
media
outlets
refusing
to
be
compelled
to
publish
misinformation
is
ACTUALLY
an
antitrust
violation.
[The
Verge]
*
A
look
at
Nevada’s
decision
to
reject
the
NextGen
bar
exam
and
what
comes
next.
[Law.com]