Chris Geidner

REMINDERS: * Not every post is for every person; some are to inform legal folks of something. * If I have time & if it matters, I say more, but I don't always have time & it doesn't always matter. * If it's important, I usually cover it at Law Dork, where I work to make reports accessible to all.

If I don't see multiple ~media reporters~ columns about the extraordinarily irresponsible Wall Street Journal report from yesterday morning — and their extensive promotion of that inflammatory report — you all should just pack up and go home.

I repeat: This is WILDLY illegal. Trump is just outright, explicitly, egregiously ignoring the law. The fact that NONE of these words in the Times post say so is a failure of journalism.

I guess Trump really did think of Kirk like a member of his family.

Night, all, let us try to be good to one another — and ourselves — this week.

This is the second DC District court ruling that came over the weekend because the judge was ruling before a March 9 deadline relevant to the case. Another March 9 deadline is why we got the Kari Lake ruling over the weekend. See my coverage here: www.lawdork.com/p/trump-admi...

NEW: Trump admin effort to claim Kari Lake had power over Voice of America was illegal, judge rules. "The Court declines Lake’s invitation to do such violence to the statutory and constitutional scheme," Judge Lamberth ruled on Saturday. A dive into Lamberth's opinion, tonight, at Law Dork —>

"ONLY FOOLS WOULD THINK DIFFERENTLY!" - Trump to the Woke WSJ

Sure. Why not.

Alabama is set to kill Sonny Burton on Thursday for a murder that everyone agrees he did not commit. Governor Kay Ivey must stop it. This weekend at Law Dork:

The result of this was Judge Tunheim ordering compensation under the Federal Torts Claims Act for lost or otherwise not returned property. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

why are people like this? first of all, your loss. second of all, you could simply just not click it.

"Two People Exchanging Saliva" was so good, so eerie, so sexy (and yet not), and absolutely should win the Oscar. www.newyorker.com/culture/scre...

NEW: Alabama is set to kill Sonny Burton on Thursday. Governor Kay Ivey must stop it. Sonny Burton did not kill anyone, but Alabama put him on death row and his execution is scheduled to be carried out this week — unless Ivey grants clemency or courts intervene. Tonight, at Law Dork: