A. Refrains from exasperated future-laywers studying for the bar exam that are equally applicable to the those studying for the LSAT. Above the Law
B. An examination of the criminal justice issues raised by Netflix’s true crime series The Staircase. ABA Journal
C. Today in They Don’t Teach You This in Your Professional Ethics Class: You’ll get sternly reprimanded by a higher court if you make unnecessary sexist remarks from the bench. Houston Chronicle
D. Here’s a short film highlighting the evident challenges of children representing themselves in immigration court. Unaccompanied Children
E. It looks like Trump has narrowed it down to two final apprentices nominees for Kennedy’s seat on the Supreme Court; he’ll allegedly make the final selection tonight. Politico
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