*Hogan Lovells Cadwalader premieres tomorrow, with plans for growth on the horizon. (Bloomberg Legal News)
* Somewhat lost in the Supreme Court’s shell game yesterday, the Court quietly stifled Trump’s attempt to withdraw from the E. Jean Carroll case. (New York Times)
* More NBA players charged with gambling schemes. (ESPN)
* Man arrested for acting out Darth Vader march against National Guard troops occupying Washington gets settlement after ACLU intervenes. (Washington Post)
* White Collar Defense Attorney: “It is common knowledge in our practice that for $2 million you can get a pardon. » (The Atlantic)
* Judge Sotomayor reveals that Bad Bunny gave him tickets to his show, which is a bit like accepting free luxury vacations from parties with vested interests in the Court and then trying to hide it, except it’s not like that at all. (CNN)
* The Texas Supreme Court ends the Houston area program providing legal services to low-income people accused of immigration violations, saying it is unconstitutional to give public funds to anyone without a “legitimate public purpose.” Texas actually has a lottery. (ABC13)
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