My anti-burnout vacay feels even more important today than it did on Monday. Pretty rude of SCOTUS to end pride month🏳️🌈by targeting my queer indebted self, right after saying 14A can’t fix the historical discrimination it’s obviously supposed to. For now: restore. Then: onward.
I DON'T KNOW WHO NEEDS TO HEAR THIS, BUT YOU SHOULD RESPECT THE COURT AS AN INSTITUTION AS IT RESOLVES COMPLETELY FICTIONAL MATTERS.
THE FOUNDERS WOULD HAVE WANTED IT THAT WAY.
-- Chief Justice Roberts
#Satire#lawtwitter#SCOTUS
One way to support the LGBTQ+ community is by creating a safe space for its members to disclose their experiences.
Building strong and vibrant communities starts by caring for our most vulnerable members!
#Pride#PrideMonth#SupportAllSurvivors#CommunityCare
It’s the final push! Can you pitch in to help us reach our goal of $10,000 to ensure that SAFE Space is move-in ready for survivors, their families, and staff by the end of May? #MoveInReady
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Every @ClinicalLawProf has an obligation to keep client data secure, and to take reasonable steps to lead students to do the same. This isn't just a practice imperative -- it's a tremendous opportunity to teach students about ethical law practice in the tech age.
Technology has changed law practice, in many ways for the better -- but with those benefits come risks. Client data has to be protected like any paper in a filing cabinet. Law firms have upped their protection of client data, and law school clinics have to do the same.