The Washington Post has an in depth profile of President Biden’s administration. Apparently, Biden regrets selecting Merrick Garland as Attorney General, and would have preferred former Alabama Senator Doug Jones. In private, Biden has also said he should have picked someone other than Merrick Garland as attorney general, complaining about the Justice Department’s slowness under Garland […]
On Friday, Present Elect Trump filed an amicus brief supporting neither party in TikTok v. Garland. The brief was submitted by John Sauer, who will be the nominee for Solicitor General. In short, Trump wants the Court to leave the law in effect, at least till he takes office, so he can negotiate a better deal. […]
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From In re Fox Corp. Derivative Litigation, handed down yesterday by Vice Chancellor Travis Laster of the Delaware Court of Chancery: This pleading-stage decision addresses whether the stockholder plaintiffs have standing to pursue a derivative action. When making that determination, the court must accept the complaint’s well-pled allegations as true and grant the plaintiffs the […]
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A common thread during the first Trump Administration was that this presidency was not “normal” and courts should not “normalize” it. Advocates and scholars on the left argued that the Trump administration should not be entitled to the “presumption of regularity.” Professor Dawn Johnson, for example, lectured the Seventh Circuit Judicial Conference that “Courts attend […]