"The New Jersey State Bar Association, along with the deans of Rutgers and Seton Hall law schools, are calling on the judiciary to remove question 12B from the character and fitness application for bar admission. The question requires applicants to disclose any mental health issues they have and the treatment they receive."

Glad to see good news coming out of the Garden State. History will not be kind to that question having ever been included on C&F, much less in 2023.

https://www.minimumcomp.com/p/weds-329-sbf-and-china-scotus-gifts

BOOK UPDATE:

Two weeks ago, I announced my new book, put out by @Unbound, a publisher in London.

It's my best collection of newspaper clippings. All about repeated arguments (nobody wants to work anymore! kids today are too soft!), our tendency to blame all things on new things (jazz! bicycles!) and honestly just amusements (Cronk! Volcano Lubricator!).

Unbound works by taking pledges -- once at 100% (and I finish it), the book is released! (39% of the way so far!)

https://unbound.com/books/thepressgallery?utm_campaign=thepressgallery&utm_medium=AuthorSocial&utm_source=AuthorActivity

How can it be right that a company that breaks into the homes of vulnerable people to install pre-pay meters during a cost of living crisis can reap in such huge profits?

There is something drastically wrong here. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64652142