Everything's bigger in Texas, including the criminal charges against their attorney general.

* Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh likes hanging out with the Supreme Court. Harbaugh characterizes Justice Thomas as very enthusiastic. Seriously. This guy thinks someone else is enthusiastic. [Wall Street Journal Law Blog] * Darren Wilson isn't racist, everybody. I mean, he thinks black people have bad…

A federal law that closed the gap in sentence severity for offenses involving crack cocaine and those involving powder cocaine has led to fewer federal prosecutions and a reduction in the federal prisoner population, according to a new report.

The newly installed president of the Florida Bar is walking back his suggestion that the state should make it easier for out-of-state lawyers to practice in Florida.

A wide-ranging discussion about the post of U.S. Solicitor General, which some consider to be the best legal job in the United States.

Consumer education and protection is paramount if the state-legal cannabis industry is going to minimize overconsumption.

The Law Blog Rounds Up the Morning's Legal News

Client's reason for filing a lawsuit against his attorney could not be more perfect.

This poor old judge really wants this case to end.

Bizarre and sad posting for a lawyer job.

Here are some more tips on how to avoid sending emails to colleagues that you you may later come to regret.

Which Biglaw firms went on a summer associate job offer spree?

Even after the Rolling Stone debacle, many dubious beliefs persist about women who allege that they have been sexually assaulted, the men those women accuse, and how the media reports on it.

Texas AG Ken Paxton will reportedly face multiple felonies come Monday.

* TSA officials in Houston are checking hundreds of sorority girl bags because the convention book -- that all of them have -- keeps raising red flags. Now, Underhill thinks TSA should have figured this out and stopped checking. But that's just what those girls from ΙΣΙΣ are banking on. [Lowering…

James Woods has a legitimate complaint... which might ruin Twitter, but still.

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Law school graduate employment rates are about to look a little worse at some schools in the wake of a new proposal adopted Friday by accreditors. During a meeting in Chicago, the American Bar Association’s accrediting arm voted to limit the amount of credit schools get for paying to find graduates…

The United States is the global leader in this shameful practice.

A trip to a shooting range, a deep dive into Nietzsche and an exploration into what's ailing American cities. These are among the adventures that law school students can look forward to this fall.

Attorneys representing CVS Health Corp. pharmacy customers are accusing the company of deliberately inflating prices for generic drugs.

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Law Blog rounds up the morning's legal news.

Judge mistakes his role during a trial and gets benchslapped for his efforts.

Columnist Zach Abramowitz looks to the future of Biglaw.

While taking the bar exam some lucky souls got a reminder that their futures were in the hands of a benevolent deity.

A panel of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals (Wood, C.J., Kanne, J. and Tinder, J.) has reversed the dismissal of a data security breach class action lawsuit against luxury department store Neiman Marcus.

When I was a law student, I bombed more than a couple OCI interviews.

For many law school graduates, it's a tough time to be in the job market. But there are signs it could get better soon. The National Association for Law Placement put out its annual employment figures Thursday, and the big news is that the overall employment rate rose for the first time since 2007,…

Columnist Zach Abramowitz explores the concept of Moneyball for litigation.

For New York Judge Barbara Jaffe, deciding the fate of the two defendants petitioning for their freedom raised profound legal questions that brought her to the edge of an historic precedent.

* Donald Trump's lawyer responds to the flap over his spousal rape comments. Sort of. Not really. [Funny or Die] * Does the Supreme Court need an ethics code? And yes, yes it does. [The Faculty Lounge] * James Woods is suing a Twitter troll for claiming the actor is a "cocaine addict." They probably…

The Obama administration on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to review last year’s insider-trading decision by a federal appeals court that overturned two convictions and set a higher standard for proving the financial crime.

Greenpeace's delaying tactic works. But it's only a delaying the inevitable.

Yesterday, it was announced that the Radio Music License Committee (RMLC) settled its lawsuit with SESAC.

A Republican congressman introduced a bill late Wednesday that would block the Obama administration's plans to restore funding for in-prison college programs.

Peter Kalis has some sick burns for Law360, which he claims "is not taken seriously as a journalistic organ."

Law Blog rounds up the morning's legal news.

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