Optimistic Justice Warrior
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Mobility & LongCOVID Disabled Attorney Michelle Rozovics (IL&UK) now Litigating While Housebound. Occasionally insightful, hopefully humorous commentary on Law, Equal Access to Justice & Cake Whoredom. Profiled in ABAJournal Members Who Inspire, Nov 2024.
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The ABA Journal published a wonderful article about my experience as a professor of law in three countries, as a mobility disabled lawyer with unique clients, and as a disabled person from the South Side of Chicago.
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this, *this*, is the greatest crossover of all time
November 21, 2025 at 7:28 PM
this, *this*, is the greatest crossover of all time
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Is it just me or do other Long Covid suffers read headlines like this one and think:
“No shit Sherlock! Welcome to the party. We’ve been telling you this for yearsssss.”
Followed immediately by gratitude for scientists investigating Long Covid to someday lead to treatments.
“No shit Sherlock! Welcome to the party. We’ve been telling you this for yearsssss.”
Followed immediately by gratitude for scientists investigating Long Covid to someday lead to treatments.
November 22, 2025 at 4:03 AM
Is it just me or do other Long Covid suffers read headlines like this one and think:
“No shit Sherlock! Welcome to the party. We’ve been telling you this for yearsssss.”
Followed immediately by gratitude for scientists investigating Long Covid to someday lead to treatments.
“No shit Sherlock! Welcome to the party. We’ve been telling you this for yearsssss.”
Followed immediately by gratitude for scientists investigating Long Covid to someday lead to treatments.
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Mark my words, teaching will be next.
The regime is targeting loans for traditionally female occupations.
The regime is targeting loans for traditionally female occupations.
I realized it was only a matter of time for other professions once I heard the professional, moral, intellectual & ethical requirements to be POTUS were completely eliminated. 🤷🏻♀️
November 21, 2025 at 12:55 PM
Mark my words, teaching will be next.
The regime is targeting loans for traditionally female occupations.
The regime is targeting loans for traditionally female occupations.
OMG. I had no idea that Elon Musk "would have risen from the dead faster than Jesus."
Guess that is why I am not religious.
www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
Guess that is why I am not religious.
www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
Elon Musk’s Grok AI tells users he is fitter than LeBron James and smarter than Leonardo da Vinci
Users noted that in a raft of now-deleted posts, the chatbot would frequently rank Musk top in any given field
www.theguardian.com
November 21, 2025 at 5:49 PM
OMG. I had no idea that Elon Musk "would have risen from the dead faster than Jesus."
Guess that is why I am not religious.
www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
Guess that is why I am not religious.
www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
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What the hell: The US accidentally invaded Mexico on Monday, storming a beach and planting DoD “restricted area” signs claiming the land for “the commander,” and triggered a standoff with armed Mexican security forces, all because Trump’s government can’t even identify a border on a map. 🧵 1/
November 20, 2025 at 8:43 PM
What the hell: The US accidentally invaded Mexico on Monday, storming a beach and planting DoD “restricted area” signs claiming the land for “the commander,” and triggered a standoff with armed Mexican security forces, all because Trump’s government can’t even identify a border on a map. 🧵 1/
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Before the midterms of 1866, President Andrew Johnson called his congressional opponents traitors and said they should be hanged.
Voters were so profoundly moved by his words... that they gave his opponents a supermajority in Congress, and the nation got the Fourteenth Amendment.
Voters were so profoundly moved by his words... that they gave his opponents a supermajority in Congress, and the nation got the Fourteenth Amendment.
November 20, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Before the midterms of 1866, President Andrew Johnson called his congressional opponents traitors and said they should be hanged.
Voters were so profoundly moved by his words... that they gave his opponents a supermajority in Congress, and the nation got the Fourteenth Amendment.
Voters were so profoundly moved by his words... that they gave his opponents a supermajority in Congress, and the nation got the Fourteenth Amendment.
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It’s fun to think about the surgeon who will botch your surgery 20 years from now and what he’s doing at this moment. He just ran all his homework through ChatGPT. He just read that article about vaccines and autism at the CDC website. He just watched an Instagram video about the moon landing hoax.
November 21, 2025 at 4:27 AM
It’s fun to think about the surgeon who will botch your surgery 20 years from now and what he’s doing at this moment. He just ran all his homework through ChatGPT. He just read that article about vaccines and autism at the CDC website. He just watched an Instagram video about the moon landing hoax.
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THREAD: Judge Ellis is the first federal judge to review extensive body cam video of DHS's actions in Chicago. She finds that DHS *repeatedly* misled the public and made claims that were disproven by agents' own videos.
I'll go through some of the most egregious ones here.
I'll go through some of the most egregious ones here.
![II. Credibility
The Court next addresses the credibility of the parties’ evidence and witnesses. After reviewing all the evidence submitted to the Court and listening to the testimony elicited at the preliminary injunction hearing, during depositions, and in other court proceedings, the Court finds Defendants’ evidence simply not credible. [FN 6]
Plaintiffs submitted a mountain of evidence, providing the Court with over eighty declarations, numerous videos and articles, and other evidence. Defendants did not rebut anything that Plaintiffs set forth in their declarations or testimony, even with BWC footage.
[FN 6] In another case considering some of the same evidence presented to this Court, another court in this district also found that the perceptions of certain of Defendants’ declarants, such as Hott and Parra, were not reliable. See Illinois v. Trump, No. 25-cv-12174, 2025 WL 2886645, at *5 (N.D. Ill. Oct. 10, 2025) (noting a “troubling trend of Defendants’ declarants equating protests with riots and a lack of appreciation for the wide spectrum that exists between citizens who are observing, questioning, and criticizing their government, and those who are obstructing, assaulting, or doing violence”), motion to stay denied in part, 155 F.4th 929 (7th Cir. 2025).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2vtbmhmrwzbqcfv4we4uxzzt/bafkreifpyry2il5toxbr3iejgrsxs6kmnwve75qwnhebfp44ieyjrfpsdu@jpeg)
November 20, 2025 at 11:04 PM
THREAD: Judge Ellis is the first federal judge to review extensive body cam video of DHS's actions in Chicago. She finds that DHS *repeatedly* misled the public and made claims that were disproven by agents' own videos.
I'll go through some of the most egregious ones here.
I'll go through some of the most egregious ones here.
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To everyone saying that people in our military already know not to follow unlawful orders, how do you explain almost 100 civilians murdered on fishing boats in the Caribbean so far?
November 20, 2025 at 5:42 PM
To everyone saying that people in our military already know not to follow unlawful orders, how do you explain almost 100 civilians murdered on fishing boats in the Caribbean so far?
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An important part of the job for any WH Press Secretary is to clean up remarks made by the president or offer explanation/context or apology when warranted. But Leavitt never does that. She always crafts a response that makes it even worse by adding her own toxic twist.
November 20, 2025 at 7:07 PM
An important part of the job for any WH Press Secretary is to clean up remarks made by the president or offer explanation/context or apology when warranted. But Leavitt never does that. She always crafts a response that makes it even worse by adding her own toxic twist.
I love talented people. These photos are just stunning.
Take some time in our dark times to smell the roses. And to see the beauty around us.
Take some time in our dark times to smell the roses. And to see the beauty around us.
Every Winning #Photo From #Nature #Photographer of the Year 2025 #photography
Link for all the amazing photos (there are a lot): petapixel.com/2025/11/15/e...
Link for all the amazing photos (there are a lot): petapixel.com/2025/11/15/e...
November 19, 2025 at 4:20 PM
I love talented people. These photos are just stunning.
Take some time in our dark times to smell the roses. And to see the beauty around us.
Take some time in our dark times to smell the roses. And to see the beauty around us.
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Breaking News: The House passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
427-1
Republican Clay Higgins was the only 'no' vote.
427-1
Republican Clay Higgins was the only 'no' vote.
November 18, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Breaking News: The House passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
427-1
Republican Clay Higgins was the only 'no' vote.
427-1
Republican Clay Higgins was the only 'no' vote.
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Long ago on the hell site I made long list of historically interesting things to use in dnd ttrpgs and I'll start dragging them over here starting with
2000 years-old sapphire ring presumably belonged to Roman emperor Caligula, depicting his fourth wife Caesonia.
2000 years-old sapphire ring presumably belonged to Roman emperor Caligula, depicting his fourth wife Caesonia.
November 13, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Long ago on the hell site I made long list of historically interesting things to use in dnd ttrpgs and I'll start dragging them over here starting with
2000 years-old sapphire ring presumably belonged to Roman emperor Caligula, depicting his fourth wife Caesonia.
2000 years-old sapphire ring presumably belonged to Roman emperor Caligula, depicting his fourth wife Caesonia.
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One of Stalin’s pipes, depicting him and FDR playing chess. It was given to him in 1945 by the visiting US chess team
One of Stalin’s pipes, depicting him and FDR playing chess. It was given to him in 1945 by the visiting US chess team
November 13, 2025 at 4:28 AM
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One of Stalin’s pipes, depicting him and FDR playing chess. It was given to him in 1945 by the visiting US chess team
One of Stalin’s pipes, depicting him and FDR playing chess. It was given to him in 1945 by the visiting US chess team
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German hunting knife that's also a gun, that's also a calendar..
German hunting knife that's also a gun, that's also a calendar..
November 13, 2025 at 4:35 AM
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German hunting knife that's also a gun, that's also a calendar..
German hunting knife that's also a gun, that's also a calendar..
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Prague's astrological clock is the oldest still functioning clock in the world, 1410
Prague's astrological clock is the oldest still functioning clock in the world, 1410
November 13, 2025 at 4:38 AM
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Prague's astrological clock is the oldest still functioning clock in the world, 1410
Prague's astrological clock is the oldest still functioning clock in the world, 1410
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Guillotine Earrings From France’s Reign of Terror
Guillotine Earrings From France’s Reign of Terror
November 13, 2025 at 1:16 PM
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Guillotine Earrings From France’s Reign of Terror
Guillotine Earrings From France’s Reign of Terror
That's one hell of a big diamond. It looks lethal.
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Matthias Ring, late 16th century, Southern Germany, gold, diamonds, enamel
Matthias Ring, late 16th century, Southern Germany, gold, diamonds, enamel
November 16, 2025 at 6:49 PM
That's one hell of a big diamond. It looks lethal.
What is the current human race even doing? Romans had this level of creativity.
We have social media and AI slop.
We have social media and AI slop.
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The Lycurgus cup: ancient Roman cage cup, which changes colour depending on the light that shines on it. Rome, 400 A.D
The Lycurgus cup: ancient Roman cage cup, which changes colour depending on the light that shines on it. Rome, 400 A.D
November 16, 2025 at 6:44 PM
What is the current human race even doing? Romans had this level of creativity.
We have social media and AI slop.
We have social media and AI slop.
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Elephant armour from 17th century India. It’s made up of 5,840 plates
Elephant armour from 17th century India. It’s made up of 5,840 plates
November 13, 2025 at 6:13 PM
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Elephant armour from 17th century India. It’s made up of 5,840 plates
Elephant armour from 17th century India. It’s made up of 5,840 plates
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Marie Antoinette's watch, took 40 years to produce, it was only finished 30 years after her execution
Marie Antoinette's watch, took 40 years to produce, it was only finished 30 years after her execution
November 13, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Part 75 of 200 in historically interesting things to inspire your ttrpg
Marie Antoinette's watch, took 40 years to produce, it was only finished 30 years after her execution
Marie Antoinette's watch, took 40 years to produce, it was only finished 30 years after her execution