*
Trump
administration
tried
to
indict
lawmakers
who
accurately
described
the
military’s
obligation
to
not
follow
illegal
orders.
Jeanine
Pirro
couldn’t
get
a
grand
jury
would
indict.
[NY
Post]
*
Accreditation
function
looks
to
become
even
more
autonomous
from
rest
of
ABA.
[Law.com]
*
FBI
raid
on
Georgia
elections
facility
included
government
sharing
classified
intelligence
data
with
crackpot
lawyer
rehashing
debunked
claims.
[Politico]
*
Judge
Rakoff
rules
that
materials
that
the
defendant
shared
with
attorneys
were
not
privileged
and
confidential
because
they
were
created
with
assistance
from
a
third-party
AI
service.
[Law360]
*
The
Eastern
District
of
Virginia
takes
another
hit
as
white-collar
chief
bolts
to
start
own
firm.
[Bloomberg
Law
News]
*
Law
professors
argue
that
states
should
be
able
to
write
their
own
labor
laws.
[The
Hill]