* DHS tells U.S. citizen lawyer to self-deport. [Boston Globe]
* Diddy lawyers interested in “potential jurors’ sex trafficking views.” Prosecutors are probably curious about that one too. [Reuters]
* Law firms backing Jenner and WilmerHale now top 800. [American Lawyer]
* The next “obey in advance” fear: law firms walk away from pro bono work that might raise White House ire. [NPR]
* Former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice agrees to suspended license over misleading 2020 election fraud investigation. [ABA Journal]
* “Alvin Bragg Set to Try Weinstein Again in Changed #MeToo Climate.” I mean… there’s less publicity around it than there once was, but has the “rape bad” climate actually changed? [Bloomberg Law News]
* Girardi CFO gets 10 years. [Law360]
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