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By joshua

Posted on September 30, 2010

Good morning everyone! Today is Thursday, September 30th. Here’s a quick look back at yesterday’s stories.

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Kansas Governor Rejects Legislation Limiting Gender-Affirming Care for Minors

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SLIME FOR CASH: Above the Law Joins Albert’s (a.k.a. Robert Kinney’s) Decade-Long Ballistic Cyberbullying Campaign to Destroy Competitor for Firing Him

Preparing for the NextGen Bar Exam: Law Schools Adapt Curricula

New Regulations Set Lower Limits on Miners’ Exposure to Toxic Silica Dust

Court Dismisses Some Claims Against Meta’s Zuckerberg in Social Media Harm Lawsuits

Native American Group Pushes to Overturn US Court Decision on Rio’s Arizona Copper Mine

Supreme Court Decision Puts Black Lives Matter Activist’s Legal Battle in Spotlight

US House of Representatives Passes Two-Year Reauthorization of Controversial Surveillance Law

Legal Battle Over Jan. 6 Charges

Kansas Governor Rejects Legislation Limiting Gender-Affirming Care for Minors

Supreme Court to Review Federal Bribery Law in Snyder v. United States

Tensions Escalate: Confrontation at UC Berkeley Law School Dean’s Residence Draws Attention to Campus Dynamics

U-M Law Student Awarded Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship

Tougher Remedies for Child Labor Violations

Jones Day vs. Soverain Software: The Ongoing Legal Battle

Troutman Pepper and Locke Lord in Merger Talks

Judicial Ethics Panel Clears Judge in Credit Card Fee Rule Case