Joe Patrice is a renowned journalist known for his work at Above the Law, a prominent platform for investigative journalism. With a focus on legal affairs and the intersection of technology and law, Joe's articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on various legal topics. His work has also been featured in publications such as LegalTech News, Dirty South Soccer, Breaking Media, Inc., and Knowledia.
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By: Joe Patrice
Take a wild guess.
As we put Halloween behind us and begin the thawing of Mariah Carey, we’re still sorting through the four scariest words for lawyers and the submissions for our costume contest. But it seems even beyond what we’ve gotten directly from readers, there were some scary (read: hopelessly nerdy) shenanigans out there.
By: Joe Patrice
Jonathan Turley explains how Democrats are REALLY responsible for heated political rhetoric.
By: Joe Patrice
'Partner' isn't the deal it used to be.
Sammy Alito openly defies the Constitution with European knighthood. Chicago Law tapes classes but isn’t interested in letting students actually use those recordings. Students are, unsurprisingly, pissed. Professor Richard Epstein brags about replacing scientists with judges. Yes, the same guy who said COVID would only kill 500 people and got the first Trump administration sold on the idea. And mark your calendars for the lawyer movie from Hallmark’s holiday season.
Putting a microphone in front of 2024 Rudy? What could possibly go wrong?
* French publications sue X claiming Elon's distributing their content without paying for it. Elon making money off of other people's actual good ideas? Not the head of Tesla! [Le Monde]* Transition offical tells DOJ lawyers unwilling to swear fealty to Trump that they should leave. [Politico]* DOJ suit alleges Mississippi Senate paid Black lawyer around half what they paid white lawyers. This is probably the sort of action that the transition official expects to go away. [ABA Journal]* Sidney Powell must disclose her finances by the end of the month in Dominion Voting case. [Newsweek]* Steve Bannon back in court for new fraud claims. [Lawyer Monthly]* Goodwin partner to argue Supreme Court case before departing the firm for state government gig. [Bloomberg Law News]* NLRB taking a closer look at employer statements that discourage unions for the next couple months before the next administration starts deporting union members. [Law360]
By: Joe Patrice
But how long can it last?
By: Joe Patrice
There are a lot of ways to strike down a gun control law. Judge Stephen McGlynn chose one of the dumbest.
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