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  • US Supreme Court Opinions

    • Sebelius v. Cloer (12-236)
    • Metrish v. Lancaster (12-547)
    • PPL Corp. v. Commissioner (12-43)
    • Arlington v. FCC (11-1545)
    • Bowman v. Monsanto Co. (11-796)
  • SCOTUSblog

    • Petition of the day
    • Opinion recap: Saying little on retroactivity
    • Court to rule on government prayer
    • Live blog of orders and opinions (Sponsored by Bloomberg Law) (Updated: Completed)
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  • Jurist

    • Supreme Court rules on scope of federal agencies' jurisdiction
    • Supreme Court rules on foreign taxes
    • Supreme Court rules defendant not entitled to federal habeas relief
    • Supreme Court rules on attorney's fees under vaccine act
    • Supreme Court adds 5 cases to next year's docket
  • Legal Insurrection

    • Hillary’s Benghazi (scape)goat
    • Branco Cartoon – Lean Forward
    • Emily Miller: “D.C. mayor was in on David Gregory coverup”
    • Brookings: Elizabeth Warren student loan proposal “embarrassingly bad” and “a cheap political gimmick”
    • Israeli counter-hackers claim to expose #OpIsrael hackers
  • Above the Law

    • Lawyer Previews Novel Defense For Christian Metal Rocker
    • Non-Sequiturs: 05.20.13
    • Your New Law School Adjunct: O.J. Simpson
    • Nationwide Layoff Watch: Magic Circle Firm Makes Lawyers and Staff Disappear
    • Which Law School Do You Probably Not Want To Eat At?
  • Employment Law

    • DC Employment Law Update

      • Bills Would Expand Pregnancy, Nursing Workplace Rights
      • EEOC Updates Disability Guidance Documents
      • Senate Committee Questions NLRB Nominees as Third Circuit Declares Recess Appointments Unconstitutional
      • Senate Committee Advances Nomination of Thomas Perez to be Labor Secretary
      • EEOC Settles First Case Alleging Genetic Information Bias
    • Labor Relations Counsel

      • NLRB's Advice Memorandum Provides Some Clarity on Acceptable Confidentiality Provisions
      • Board Grants Union Access to Employer's Facility for Health and Safety Inspection
      • Senate Committee Questions NLRB Nominees as Third Circuit Declares Recess Appointments Unconstitutional
      • D.C. Circuit Invalidates NLRB's Posting Rule
      • Circuit Court Affirms Healthcare Facilities' Single Employer Status Under NLRA
    • Connecticut Employment Law Blog

      • Act On Clarifying Ownership of Work-Related Social Media Accounts Before You Become “Dinner”
      • Revisions to CHRO-Related Statutes Under Consideration Include Damages for Emotional Distress
      • Legislative Update: Social Media Account Protection and Paid FMLA?
      • Social Media: “Friend” or “Foe”? Worksmart Presentation Upcoming
      • Breaking: No NLRB Union Posters, Says Appeals Court
    • Healthcare Employment Counsel

      • Pennsylvania Supreme Court Upholds More Stringent Standard for Grant of Immunity Under Federal Health Care Quality Improvement Act
      • The Push for Nurse-to-Patient Ratio Laws Expands
      • New Rule Ups the Ante for Medicare Fraud Whistleblowers
      • Implications of the VA’s Proposed Rule Regarding Provider Agreements for Extended Care Services and Recommendations for Interested Providers
      • Massachusetts Health Policy Commission Issues Proposed Regulations Regarding Ban on Mandatory Overtime For Nurses
    • Nolo’s Employment Law Blog

      • Bad Credit Could Cost You a Job
      • Dogs at Work, Part II
      • NLRB Poster Rule Struck Down, Again
      • Do You Really Want to Contest Unemployment Benefits?
      • Supreme Court’s FLSA Decision on Collective Actions
    • ABA Journal

      • Judge denies defense motion to withdraw during penalty phase in Arias murder case
      • Never take a case because you have nothing better to do, and other small firm tips
      • Gun ownership is the law in town now facing a lawsuit over the requirement
      • Federal judge blocks Arkansas abortion ban
      • Technology blocks smuggled cellphones, but not approved calls, at state prison
    • WSJ Law Blog

      • A Footnote to the Scalia Footnote
      • Indiana Court Suspends Attorney Over ‘Horror Film’ Plot
      • For Next Big Religion Case, High Court Goes to Greece
      • Dessert Doubles as a Metaphor for Legal Marketing
      • The AM Roundup: Nonlawyers Try Taste of Law School
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      • #3: My Beloved World
    • Reddit Law

      • I stole a few candy bars from a gas station. The cashiers knew, but I denied and they let me go. What might happen? (I already know I'm a dumbass)
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      • Supreme Court Opinion - City of Arlington v. FCC (Admin Law lovers rejoice)
      • Question about the DoJ inquiry of Stephen Kim and James Rosen

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