Some (critical) thoughts on the Supreme Court of Canada and the precariousness of the rule of law. You might not think that how judges dress matters, but I do! thehub.ca/2025/06/30/ian-hol…
Our recent report, "Legal Innovation After Reform: Five Years of Data on Regulatory Change", was discussed by The Legal Intelligencer in "Revolutionizing Legal Services: Five Years in the Regulatory Sandbox".
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J. Kavanaugh suggests the MQD is limited to the domestic sphere. This is quite important for the tariff litigation, where challengers seek to extend the MQD to the international sphere. Without the MQD at play, the President's tariff position is significantly stronger.
What happens when states rethink legal services? Watch David Freeman Engstrom & Natalie Knowlton on Talk Justice as they unpack 5 years of reform data from AZ & UT. Legal Innovation After Reform: What worked, what didn’t, what’s next.
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The media makes me laugh honestly 😂 low key have always enjoyed Eubanks as a commentator, always going to spin what I say and turn it into some sort of rivalry or friction 😂 I think if we were on the same panel, would be beneficial to the sport 😂 tennis is weird
Carlos Alcaraz dedicates his Queen’s title to Raducanu:
"This one’s for Emma. Her support from the stands pushed me. I’m inviting her to celebrate in London, she picks the restaurant, maybe some Netflix after. Some chill (smiles)."
Very strange indeed. One of the great mysteries of our times.
Definitely nothing to do with his behaviour, character, morals, legal history, relationships, or attitude towards women.
BREAKING: JD Vance says that he wishes California Senator “José Padilla” was there to meet him in LA.
His name is Alex Padilla. JD thought his name was José because he’s Latino.
Reading passages on the SAT have been shortened from 500-750 words down to 25-150.
They say “the eliminated reading passages are ‘not an essential prerequisite for college’ and that the new, shorter content helps ‘students who might have struggled to connect with the subject matter.’”
The reality, of course, is that the test is getting easier because so many students are struggling.
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Textualism shots fired! Gorsuch & Jackson spar over who's approach is more "pliable" or "malleable," w/ Jackson saying pure textualism is "somehow always flexible enough to secure the majority's desired outcome." Sotomayor slowly walks away . . .
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