* Supreme Court majority opts against playing Calvinball and decides that presidents can’t unilaterally throw out mail-in ballots they don’t like. Alito and Thomas dissent, naturally. [NPR]
* Election law expert Professor Rick Hasen spotlights the fact that while the Supreme Court has a center block primed to attack voting rights, but unwilling to accept vote rigging. For now. [Slate Jurisprudence]
* Following up on the Judge Roy Altman ethics complaint, Professor Steven Lubet argues that, regardless of the ultimate outcome, refusing to even assign the complaint for investigation lowers the bar for federal judges. [The Hill]
* Plastic surgeon allegedly killed lawyer over billing dispute. [ABA Journal]
* EPA will drop pollution limits on fossil fuel power plants. [Stateline]
* North Carolina DAs and state bar argue that the state must maintain its ban on paralegals giving legal advice. North Carolina has an abysmal access to justice record, but monopolists gonna monopolize. [Carolina Journal]
* Law firm finance company Scan Logic facing a lawsuit from co-founder alleging he was improperly forced out while recovering from leukaemia. [Legal IT Insider]
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