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* Fifth Circuit judge scolds attorney for "personal attack" because she accurately described the district court opinion as unprecedented. As Inigo Montoya would put it, "I don't think that word means what Judge Elrod thinks it means. [Slate] * After watching Disney's experience beating up on Florida lawyers, Penguin Random House is starting to sue Florida school districts for banning books. [AP] * Montana has banned TikTok in a reminder that "free speech" is now limited to punishing students for carrying mean signs during FedSoc events. [Wall Street Journal] ...

A new book by the legal scholar Stephen Vladeck argues that unsigned and unexplained decisions issued through the court’s shadow docket have helped propel its jurisprudence to the right.

This afternoon a three-judge panel will hear arguments on the abortion pill case. that ruling could determine the future of medication abortion in this country. last month you probably remember a judge in texas revoked fda approval for a medication that remains available, because the supreme court issued a stay while the appeals process plays out. it's another example of how emergency orders from the supreme court can shape the country's legal landscape. legal experts call those the shadow docket. that's the title of a new book by our cnn analyst steve wadack. it's nice to see you in person. e...

Washington (CNN) — The Supreme Court has increasingly used emergency orders to shape the law in cases concerning a variety of hot-button issues, a move that has quietly given the