The recently released year-end report on the Federal Judiciary has made waves within the legal community. There is considerable intrigue surrounding the conspicuous absence of a particular element in the dossier, the details of which can be found here: year-end report on the Federal Judiciary.
In an unexpected twist, the Supreme Court has turned into a source of entertainment rather than just solemn affairs. Comedian Roy Wood Jr. offers his hilarious take on the highest court in the land here: The Supreme Court is a Laughing Matter.
Shifting gears towards the corporate law landscape, Latham & Watkins has made headlines with the introduction of a new salary scale. The details of the pay scale change can be found here: Latham & Watkins’ New Salary Scale.
Meanwhile, in a peculiar incident, Jonathan Turley is reported to have patted his own shoulder after an alleged swatting incident. Find more about his unique reaction here: Turley Pats Own Shoulder After Alleged Swatting.
Lastly, a judge from Iowa has taken a stand to protect pronouns in schools, a decision that has sparked both ridicule and relief. The nuances of this decision can be accessed here: Iowa Judge Protects Pronouns.
For more detailed discussions on these stories and more, including Chief Justice Robert’s distaste for certain elements of the public, visit the following link: Chief Justice Roberts Really Doesn’t Like You People — See Also.