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“Fewer circumstances and elevated division: Canada’s Supreme Court docket is flashing warning indicators; Some within the authorized group are involved that components of Canadian legislation aren’t maintaining with altering occasions.” Christopher Nardi of Nationwide Publish has this report.
“Interview With Justice Kagan: Supreme Court docket Justice Elena Kagan was interviewed by federal Decide Jeffrey Sutton as a part of the 2024 Supreme Court docket Fellows Program, on the Library of Congress in Washington, DC.” C-SPAN has posted the video from this afternoon’s occasion at this link.
“US Supreme Court docket Buttresses Whistleblower Legislation in Defeat for UBS; Court docket reinstates $900,000 verdict received by fired UBS worker; Whistleblowers don’t have to show intentional retaliation”: Greg Stohr of Bloomberg Information has this report on a decision that the U.S. Supreme Court issued immediately.
“Massachusetts Governor Raises Eyebrows by Naming Ex to Prime Court docket; Gabrielle Wolohojian nominated to Massachusetts’ highest courtroom; Nominee dated Gov. Maura Healey (D) for a few years”: Allie Reed of Bloomberg Legislation has this report.
“Additional Ideas About Missouri’s COVID Go well with Towards China”: William S. Dodge has this post on the “Transnational Litigation Weblog.”
