Curious—how old is the 4th circuit precedent on this? Awarding fees would incentivize so many lawyers who otherwise can’t afford to help immigrants litigate wrongful detention. I’m surprised, given the current bent of the 4th, that there weren’t two votes for this or an appetite at en banc.

With an honorable mention for Tripp and Chip among those whose parents who hedged their bets between venerated generational patronymics and the devil-may-care nickname culture of the anything goes 70s and late 80s.

Wellpath gonna Wellpath. In my experience of having them as our jail’s med provider, there was clearly expressed minimum standard of decency or medical necessity they would not flout.

Growing up white during the 80s and early 90s, this is, sadly, 0% surprising.

The GOP controls the whole Federal government. They have to fund it. If they don't, it's their fault. [see how easy that is].

Raised hand!

Can’t wait for them to find out that the DOE has outsourced accreditation to ABA, and it’s all but impossible to get federally backed student loans without that.

All the blame lumped onto bond judges. No reflection on whether legislative choices that have given lip service but little purchase to proven mental health interventions may have contributed to the latest cause célèbre’s death. We are already suffering the effects of bond “reform” in SC. No good.

idk if you've seen this south korean editorial that ran a few days ago. google translate version scorched my eyebrows www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion...