Morning Docket: 03.21.25

Morning Docket: 03.21.25

* Slaughter & May in trouble for eating candy in the courtroom. [Roll on Friday]

* “Pivot to video” strikes the federal courts as Judge VanDyke puts out an 18-minute Ninth Circuit dissent video of him playing with all his guns. [National Law Journal]

* HSF fined for violating Russia sanctions. [Guardian]

* Irell attorneys sanctioned for tricking deponent with altered document. [ABA Journal]

* This is going to be a shock to you, but the Trump administration failed to follow a court order. [Reuters]

* Argentine leader’s radical libertarian respect for property rights apparently doesn’t extend to paying legal debts. [Bloomberg Law News]

* InfoWars is still languishing in bankruptcy. [Law360]

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