Ed.
Note:
See
generally
is
our
quick
review
of
the
big
stories
from
last
week.
So
whether
you
missed
it
the
first
time
or
just
want
to
revisit
it,
let’s
look
back
on
what
happened.
Bold
Strategy,
Counselor.
Let’s
See
If
It
Pays
Off
(It
Does
Not):
Courtroom
decorum
lessons
came
fast
and
hard
for
one
lawyer
who
discovered
contempt
has
both
a
legal
and
a
personal
meaning.
San
Francisco
DA
Reminds
National
Guard
That
Excessive
Force
Is
Still
A
Crime:
Holding
law
enforcement
accountable
is
still
part
of
law
and
order.
Legal
Analyst
Begins
Process
Of
Normalizing
Presidential
Juntas:
Speaking
of
National
Guard
troops
performing
illegal
law
enforcement
tasks,
conservative
analysts
have
started
laying
the
preemptive
groundwork.
FASORP
Drops
Bullying
Suit
Because
Even
It
Got
Bored:
The
anti-DEI
crusaders
packed
up
their
nonsense
lawsuit
after
realizing
outrage
barely
covers
filing
fees.
Biglaw
Lost
In
Translation:
Another
global
firm
shutters
its
Japan
outpost.
Donald
Trump
Prosecutes
John
Bolton
For
Doing
Less
Confidential
Document
Mishandling
Than
Him:
The
mustachioed
hawk
of
yesteryear
finally
found
a
misadventure
he
can’t
bomb
his
way
out
of.
Lawyer
Caught
Up
In
Young
Republicans
Racist
Texts
Scandal
Shocked
To
Find
Consequences
Are
Still
A
Thing:
The
political
operative
went
from
whisper
campaign
to
unemployment
line
in
record
time.
Clio
Announces
Plan
To
Be
Everything,
Everywhere,
All
At
Once:
The
legal
tech
giant
expands
its
offerings
and
its
client
base
and
looks
poised
to
begin
competing
with…
just
about
everyone
in
the
space.
Brace
Yourself
For
Law
School
Admissions
Hunger
Games:
Applications
are
spiking
again.
Please
Take
This:
Our
annual
small
law
firm
survey!