Clerks tend to do research and draft legal opinions for the judges they serve under, which can absolutely influence those judges, but the main reason people want a SCOTUS clerkship is for the resume boost.
Clerking for a Supreme Court justice opens doors in big law, at political think tanks, and helps increase your visibility for your own potential nomination as a judge.
I did edit it, as soon as I saw your comment, it might just take a while to federate.
Judges do not necessarily disclose their political affiliations, so I wouldn’t want to say something that I can’t confirm, but most presidents don’t appoint judges they don’t tend to agree with. I just clicked through on each of them to see who appointed them.
Before the pandemic, two of my coworkers were first year law students together at the local university. The teachers discovered a cheating ring of 170+ students in their class of something like 200 students.
They just made them take a new version of the most recent exam and there was no other punishment, because it was too devastatingly large a portion of their students to expel them all, even though that was their stated policy.
I suspect something similar will happen with AI, and it will be just as disappointing.
I have lied about my intentions on every jury and I tell my loved ones to do the same.
Don’t disclose it ahead of time, obviously.
They can investigate it all they like, but all you have to do is never say the phrase “jury nullification” and start talking about how you’re not sure this should be a crime at all. I’m not saying it would necessarily work, but it’s not as though jury nullification is a wild thing that only exists in the US, it’s a fundamental part of how juries work- acknowledging it isn’t suspicious (again, without the name).
I really think he’d have a shot at jury nullification tbh
He looks like a thinly disguised parody of Jeb Bush
I think that’s the wrong image
Ghislaine Maxwell develops class consciousness
I’m just joking, she already has it, along with the other billionaires
Honestly, they shouldn’t be.
I would also like to note the evidence about employee efficiency being decreased from them being given vacations is simply not there, in the longterm vacations improve the performance of employees, thus taking them away and overworking employees is done out of spiritual and ideological belief not out of any actual pursuit of efficiency.
This ideology is deranged and unsupported by the science, even if you don’t care about the dumpster ethics of it, which you also should too.
It’s like homelessness or crime- the best thing to do is to give people homes and actually rehabilitate them, respectively, but we don’t do those because they’re not punitive enough.
So… he was right?
I agreed not to set this as my alarm ringtone because I’m a snoozer and don’t want to psychologically torture my husband too much, but it works.
I just wish there was a much longer version
You could theoretically kill anyone in Texas, go to Minnesota and be safe, which would be a good thing
You could also do that thing that Texans legally consider murder and Minnesotans don’t. It’s a long trip, but it’d probably be a lot more palatable for the general population to refuse to extradite people for having abortions than for killing people.
“Elementary-aged children are now asking questions about sex, gender identity and pronouns and gender presentation,” said Aaron Driver, whose child attends the school, in comments shared by the Libs of TikTok account. “That creates an educational issue, and therefore a parental rights issue”
Aaron driver is a shitty parent
My default fist also does, but all I need to do is angle my hand towards the thumb and then it looks like the picture
I straight up almost called it a series of tubes, lol.
Yeah, that’s probably why I do think of it as a shared network, I just don’t play online games, so that’s not what I associate with the internet.
That’s fair. When looking at previous feeder judges, they also seemed heavily Republican stacked, but I didn’t want to check them all