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I know what I said. But that was three minutes ago. I was younger then, and full of hope @mcgillu | @nyulaw | NYC civil rights lawyer

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Jason Loch 🏳️‍🌈 (@jasonloch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Although Rishi Sunak is a Hindu, he will still be able to advise the King on ecclesiastical appointments. Only Jews and Roman Catholics are barred from doing so by statute. 1/3

Steve Vladeck (@steve_vladeck) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The student loan case is now the *18th* case since February 2019 in which #SCOTUS has granted certiorari “before judgment” — expediting a merits dispute by bypassing the intermediate federal appeals courts. From 8/2004–2/2019, it didn’t grant certiorari before judgment *once.*

The student loan case is now the *18th* case since February 2019 in which #SCOTUS has granted certiorari “before judgment” — expediting a merits dispute by bypassing the intermediate federal appeals courts.

From 8/2004–2/2019, it didn’t grant certiorari before judgment *once.*
Karl's Girlfriend (@nomoreevictions) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I know clients lying to you can be frustrating but it also 9 times out of 10 leads to the most hilarious court moments. Me: Fighting like hell for my client's version of events Opposing counsel: destroys me using one exhibit

aStrych (@inreeyore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lisa Blatt’s Halkbank v US brief has a wonderful little intro. Links to the brief and Tuesday’s oral argument here: supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/21/2… supremecourt.gov/oral_arguments…

Lisa Blatt’s Halkbank v US brief has a wonderful little intro. Links to the brief and Tuesday’s oral argument here: 

supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/21/2…

supremecourt.gov/oral_arguments…
Raffi Melkonian (@rmfifthcircuit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

SCOTUS opinions holding that statutory requirements are not jurisdictional have gotten so formulaic that the AI basically has it dead to rights. supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf… #AppellateTwitter

SCOTUS opinions holding that statutory requirements are not jurisdictional have gotten so formulaic that the AI basically has it dead to rights. 

supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf…

#AppellateTwitter
Aleksandr Volodarsky (@volodarik) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sunday read. This is hilarious. Engineers are competing who creates the worst UI on Reddit. I think the winners are: 1/ Enter your phone number

Steve Vladeck (@steve_vladeck) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here’s a fascinating (and positive) judge shopping development: Back in February (I missed it), Judge Brown—who hears 100% of civil cases filed in the Galveston Division of the Southern District of Texas—amended his local rules to make shopping *harder*: txs.uscourts.gov/sites/txs/file…

Here’s a fascinating (and positive) judge shopping development:

Back in February (I missed it), Judge Brown—who hears 100% of civil cases filed in the Galveston Division of the Southern District of Texas—amended his local rules to make shopping *harder*:

txs.uscourts.gov/sites/txs/file…
Alex Reinert (@aar718) 's Twitter Profile Photo

SCOTUS’ decision in Tyler v. Hennepin County will get attention for the Court’s rejection of the County’s substantive claim about the limits of the Takings Cause. But let’s not overlook that the Court also rejected the County’s extreme argument about pleading doctrine.1/5

aStrych (@inreeyore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Turns out Ballotpedia has excellent summaries of recent & landmark SCOTUS cases. Can’t recommend it enough. All Summaries: rb.gy/94h0v
Landmark Cases: rb.gy/5pmqj By Term: rb.gy/r1c7g Topic: rb.gy/8w2io, rb.gy/be668

Orin Kerr (@orinkerr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

State law prohibiting refusal to rent b/c renter is paying with Section 8 voucher violates the 4th Amendment, NY trial ct rules, as accepting Section 8 housing voucher requires consent to inspection. Can't force landlords to waive their 4A rights. nycourts.gov/reporter/3dser… #N

State law prohibiting refusal to rent b/c renter is paying with Section 8 voucher violates the 4th Amendment, NY trial ct rules, as accepting Section 8 housing voucher requires consent to inspection.  Can't force landlords to waive their 4A rights.
nycourts.gov/reporter/3dser… #N
Raffi Melkonian (@rmfifthcircuit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

CA5, en banc, stays a district court's order that had found a violation of the voting rights act in Galveston. There's a lot here - I will use this as a thread. 1/ drive.google.com/file/d/1GYzJPa…

aStrych (@inreeyore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Has anyone seen any thoughtful analysis of an answer to Kavanaugh’s question today re whether section 5 might conceivably empower congress to define "subject to the jurisdiction"?