* Midterm elections will force White House to rethink caliber of judicial nominees. Or just ram a bunch through before January and then leave vacancies for the next two years. [Law360]
* Democrats will now have the power to dig into Biglaw’s deals with Trump. [Bloomberg Law News]
* After all the shenanigans over the Missouri gerrymander, voters went ahead and rejected it anyway. [NBC News]
* Supreme Court’s conservatives sounded sympathetic to Catholic preschools demanding state funding despite refusing children of LGBTQ parents. Maybe the Pope can go ahead and moot this case before a decision. [The Guardian]
* Tracing the Weil exodus. [Reuters]
* Kim Kardashian would be a partner by now if she’d been a lawyer the entire time she’s been talking about trying to become a lawyer. [Page Six]
* NY clarifies that lawyers can’t bill for time saved by AI. [ABA Journal]
* Law professor explains why knee-jerk AI shaming is stupid. [Lawrence Lessig]
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