Today former Speaker Pro Tem of the Mississippi House of Representatives Robert Clark lay in repose on the House side of the rotunda in our state Capitol.
I was honored to speak to his wife and family - including current State Representative Bryant Clark and Chancery Judge Robert Clark III - of my utmost respect for their trailblazing husband and father. His life of service to others will no doubt have a lasting impact on our state. Simply put, he was just a good and decent man!
@firstladyofms and I are praying for the entire family during this difficult time.
“Harvard Loses Court Fight Over Affirmative Action Legal Fees”: Allie Reed of Bloomberg Law recently had this report on a ruling that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit issued last Wednesday. https://t.co/qLklG1Ydnt
“We eat lunch together after every oral argument and conference and if you do the math, that’s about 65 lunches a year."
“That’s a lot of lunch.” https://t.co/TH9aLUseg2
The case, which the Supreme Court will consider in the nine-month term that starts in October, will test the reach of the court’s year-old ruling establishing a constitutional right to carry a handgun in public.
https://t.co/yaVyNpEI5t
A ChatGPT defamation lawsuit could be the first of many cases that will examine where legal liability falls when AI chatbots spew falsehoods. https://t.co/0ALXTyPUaZ
This court is the first in the nation to rule that a lawyer’s racism directed at a group his client identifies with constitutes a conflict of interest.
https://t.co/TdwNKnRxbu
ACLU lawyer Nusrat Jahan Choudhury on Thursday won confirmation as the first Muslim woman and first Bangladeshi-American to serve as a life-tenured federal judge. https://t.co/8W2V7t6lXp
The artist behind a viral art display featuring a banana duct taped to a wall at the Art Basel fair in Miami in 2019 successfully evaded claims that the work was copied from another artist.
https://t.co/H8rxIwyXFa
Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh unexpectedly joined their more liberal colleagues in a major Supreme Court voting rights decision.
https://t.co/zpMia1p4du
Seventeen of the biggest US law firms now allow their lawyers to use ChatGPT within certain limitations, according to a Bloomberg Law survey. https://t.co/gpjB1OREzf
Today we close our show with an announcement from @chucktodd:
"While today is not my final show, this will be my final summer here at Meet the Press. ... I am really proud of what this team and I have built over the last decade."
In a campaign video on Twitter, Gov. DeSantis cast his leadership in Florida as a blueprint for the country and made references to the culture war confrontations that he’s become known for. https://t.co/xmj6Nx2SIB
And we have the bill!! 99 pages.
Read it here - the Biden/McCarthy debt ceiling-spending cap-work requirement- permitting Bill.
So ready for these details.
https://t.co/o5n0F4ROw5
“Taco Bell believes that tacos, just like the joy they bring, belong to everyone on any day,” the petitions said. “Ergo, ‘Taco Tuesday’ should belong to everyone.”
https://t.co/FmOT6I6bhV
A 95-year-old judge is suing her colleagues alleging she was unfairly targeted over her health and performance on the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. https://t.co/mZ7beFESlW