Morning Docket: 10.28.22
* Ever wanted to know what your law professor thought about truth in advertising? This probably isn't your law professor, but it's in the general ballpark. [The Epoch Times] * Hilary Clinton visits to Yale Law for some reason. Read this and tell me why once you get the chance. [Yale Daily News] * Firm touts the opportunity to turn off your camera during online meetings. It's like micro dosing vacation! [Irish Times]
* Given climate change, it really is a toss up of if we will have a proportionate number of Black judges before the species dies out. [The Guardian]
* Ever wanted to know what your law professor thought about truth in advertising? This probably isn’t your law professor, but it’s in the general ballpark. [The Epoch Times]
* Hilary Clinton visits to Yale Law for some reason. Read this and tell me why once you get the chance. [Yale Daily News]
* Firm touts the opportunity to turn off your camera during online meetings. It’s like micro dosing vacation! [Irish Times]
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