Morning Docket: 04.08.25
* Supreme Court decides Trump can continue disappearing people to El Salvador as long as he gives the people snatched off the street by masked agents and spirited away to interstate holding areas a de minimis opportunity to file a fully sufficient habeas petition. [One First]
* Senate Dems probe Biglaw firms for allegedly trying to poach Paul Weiss clients and talent while it was under Trump’s executive order. What they don’t understand is that after the settlement, the firms almost certainly turned around and tried to poach clients and talent on the basis of its cowering. It’s not political, it’s just shameless capitalism. [National Law Journal]
* Does Biglaw have such a short memory that these settlements will fade away? I don’t know… I seem to remember some big tobacco company firms that you don’t see anymore. [American Lawyer]
* NCAA’s attempt to resolve NIL issues falls apart. [Law360]
* Trump aims to win AI with coal. China cannot stop giggling. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Lawyer detained at the airport for representing a protester. [Detroit Free Press]
* Government uses US Marshals to intimidate whistleblower. [Reuters]
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