*
Federal
judges
blame
Supreme
Court’s
shadow
docket
reversals
with
no
explanation
for
undermining
the
lower
courts
and
fostering
false
sense
of
bias,
fueling
sometimes
violent
attacks
against
the
judiciary.
Apparently
the
Chief
Justice’s
strategy
of
responding
to
critics
with
“shut
up
and
let
us
rule
you
like
gods”
hasn’t
really
gained
traction.
[NBC
News]
*
State
letting
students
become
take
on
criminal
defense
cases
after
only
one
year
of
law
school.
[Arizona
Capital
Times]
*
Livestreams
of
one
judge’s
courtroom
become
viral
sensation.
[ABA
Journal]
*
Jury
slaps
Google
with
$425
million
in
damages
over
unauthorized
data
collection.
[Law360]
*
Lobbyist
calls
Biglaw
surrender
deals
“smart”
because
“it’s
better
to
be
someone
who
can
work
with
the
government
than
someone
who
just
says
screw
you,”
which
is
the
precise
definition
of
the
swamp
that
was
supposed
to
be
drained.
[Bloomberg
Law
News]
*
Texas
brings
back
the
abortion
vigilante
law,
this
time
aimed
at
pills.
[Reuters]
*
Former
GC
says
she
was
fired
in
retaliation
for
reporting
sexual
assaults
and
antitrust
violations.
[Corporate
Counsel]