In an intriguing turn of events this week, Stephen Miller, a former aide to President Trump,
launched a stunt employment discrimination complaint against the NFL during Super Bowl week. The legality of this move is questionable considering that the rule Miller is challenging is currently under scrutiny for not doing enough to fight anti-Black discrimination. Furthermore, it’s worth noting that Miller is not a licensed lawyer, further complicating his legal endeavors.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments in a case regarding the insurrection. During the proceedings, Chief Justice John Roberts demonstrated his lack of understanding of basic American electoral facts,
a gap in his knowledge not seen since the Shelby County case.
Finally, in a bold litigation move, Judge Aileen Cannon received a motion to reconsider. It is understood as a noteworthy litigation maneuver, as it necessitates an attorney with such confidence in their subsequent success that they’re willing to publicly question the trial judge’s intelligence.
All these events indicate that the path towards success in the legal landscape may often be unpredictable. It seems that even-keeled professionalism might bear fruit over time, but unpredictable and audacious moves sometimes yield more immediate results.
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