Jonathan Gleklen

Put the supply chain on the block chain.

Your use of the present perfect tense is unjustifiably generous.

@kenwhite.bsky.social, why isn't Bovino an accessory after the fact? MN 2025 Code 609.495(1)(a) ("Whoever . . . conceals, aids, or assists by word or acts another whom the actor knows or has reason to know has committed a crime . . .)

Now, most days when she goes to work, Ms. Withrow plans ahead to minimize her need to use the restroom during her workday. She starves herself-skipping breakfast almost every day and generally lunch as well. When she eats lunch, it is usually a granola bar or a spoonful of peanut butter, except on special occasions or when she can be reasonably certain she will not be required to leave her building for any extended period. And she dehydrates herself- most days drinking a single cup of coffee and drinking as little water as possible.

NEW: Class-action lawsuit filed today challenges the Trump administration's anti-trans bathroom ban for federal employees.

Complaint: storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

Class certification motion: storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

The Orr injunction covers a class that expressly excludes our plaintiffs, who had filed a separate case.

I'm proud to have represented the transgender plaintiffs in this case along with a great team at @lambdalegal.org, and grateful that the court has ordered the State Department to issue passports with accurate sex markers as required by the Equal Protection Clause.

22 USC 7430. The next President can send those responsible to The Hague.

Maybe. But your post makes it sound like she is heading there for beach time, which she’s not.

Twitter post that reads: Friends — as you know, I'm both a mom and mayor, raising a delightful 7 year old on my own. This week, I cancelled a scheduled family trip to lead our city's crisis management efforts. I also made the more difficult decision to not disrupt my daughter's camp plans. I needed to get to her on Wednesday after work and bring her home, which I will do tomorrow. I am in constant contact with my senior team and have been in constant consultation with our partners throughout a short swing out of the District. - M

She is the single mother of a 7-year-old daughter who needs to be picked up at camp, which she is doing and then returning to the District. I think she's capable of multi-tasking for 1 day.

An Open Letter to Chad the Soccer Dad A few things, Chad.

Where is Chad? Now a soccer dad?

charlotteclymer.substack.com/p/an-open-le...

And I looked at your other paper. “Oncology” etc. is not an antitrust market. And looking at clinical trials means looking at products generally without revenue and thus not subject to Section 8 anyway. Even with revenue the 2% or 4% de minimis thresholds likely apply.

I looked at n.101 of the paper, which says competitors are identified with a “proprietary methodology” by Pitchbook.

I'm skeptical of the accuracy of the definition of competitor. It seems unlikely that 30% of pharma and biotech companies have interlocks in markets that are properly defined (i.e not "pharmaceuticals"). With 2500 companies in the sample, most are going to have only a handful of products.

Current events are already providing lots of active douches. I'd consider alternatives.

the enemy of my enemy is not my friend but watching them smack each other in the nuts is still very funny

Sentence in a brief supporting a motion for preliminary injunction that reads "The Agency Defendants have no more unreviewable discretion under the Passport Act to require incorrect sex markers on passports than they do to order that all Jewish passport applicants use the name Israel or Sara." The footnote cites to the Nazi Second Decree Implementing the Law on the Alteration of Family and Personal Names and the English translation of the decree reprinted in the Nuremberg War Crime Prosecutor's collection of war crimes materials. Reichsgesetzblatt I

Filed our motion for PI challenging the State Department's rules for gender markers on passports. This might be my favorite footnote ever.

Proud to have signed the complaint on this.

@kenwhite.bsky.social, is it good when a federal judge calls your arguments “bad faith,” “specious,” “arbitrarily cramped,” a “deliberate evasion of their fundamental discovery obligations,” and “willful and intentional noncompliance”?

storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

I don't think CHEST journal is about what he thinks it is. Just saying.

The opening paragraph:“The Order is an unconstitutional abomination and it should only continue to exist in Continuing Legal Education materials to teach lawyers and judges precisely what not to do – ever – when it comes to the issuance of preliminary relief against speech.”

Wow. Just wow.

Post from the ADL on X stating: White supremacists and other antisemites have long used conspiracy theories about the Leo Frank case to cast doubt on the circumstances of the antisemitic lynching of Leo Frank z"l. We're deeply disturbed that any public official would parrot these hateful and false conspiracy theories, and we hope Kingsley Wilson will immediately retract her remarks.

They've condemned her

The OpEd says the nearest big box store is 50 miles away. Discrimination in favor of that big box store has no impact on competition and thus is not reached by the RP Act regardless.

Russia? He’s moving in to her basement.

@cjsprigman.bsky.social is your man.

Now do Fox News.

The common law of burial grounds. Here's a 168 page opinion to get you started. www.mdcourts.gov/data/opinion...

Saying “Be grateful that I’m not just going out and murdering Zionists,” is, technically, “some words.”