*
Memos
reveal
the
origins
of
the
Supreme
Court’s
radical
and
previously
unheard
of
embrace
of
the
shadow
docket.
Short
version:
John
Roberts
cares
a
lot
more
about
oil
stocks
than
precedent
or
protocol.
[NY
Times]
*
Legal
AI
tools
cost
money,
and
law
firms
need
capital
to
pay
for
it.
And
private
equity
waits
at
the
door.
[American
Lawyer]
*
Private
practice
lawyer
Joe
DiGenova
brought
on
to
run
effort
to
prosecute
Trump’s
political
grudges.
I’m
old
enough
to
remember
when
Republicans
ranted
and
raved
that
this
sort
of
special
counsel
arrangement
was
totally
illegal.
Because
I’m
older
than
six
months.
[ABC
News]
*
Dunn
Isaacson
Rhee
lures
a
pair
of
former
White
House
counsel
from
Latham.
[Law360]
*
Witnesses
paint
a
chaotic
scene
inside
Kash
Patel’s
FBI.
[The
Atlantic]
*
Multiple
Biglaw
firms
accused
of
conflicts
of
interest.
[Corporate
Counsel]
*
Penn
&
Teller
amicus
brief
schools
Supreme
Court
on
hypnosis.
[ABA
Journal]
*
Clarence
Thomas
v.
basic
American
history.
[The
New
Republic]