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What r/law is talking about this week

r/law has 2,253,629 members and 38 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 23.8 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

2,253,629members
38posts in the last 24 hours, newest 5 min ago
23.8comments an hour right now, newest 3 min ago
32,344points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/law this week

trump84democrats21court20justice19says16department16doj15judge13win12midterm11election11voters11

Top threads this week

  1. Congressman Robert Garcia says no one in Trump's family is off limits after party's historic midterm election win
    32,344 points512 comments3 d ago
  2. Newly-elected Texas Attorney General Nathan Johnson announces end to suing out-of-state abortion pill providers and challenging shield laws
    25,874 points242 comments3 d ago
  3. Hegseth’s disclosure forms show that his wife is being paid by a Lockheed Martin-tied firm, and his book royalties no longer appear. Lockheed received over $60B in contracts in the year his wife disclosed pay.
    20,498 points199 comments2 d ago
  4. Montana Voters Ban Dark Money in Politics, Setting Up a Challenge to Citizens United
    20,141 points180 comments3 d ago
  5. Pete Hegseth says impeachment 'won't work with me' and increases National Guard in DC
    20,005 points1,891 comments23 h ago
  6. Midterms Win Sets Up Democrats to Launch Investigations Into Trump's DOJ
    19,263 points495 comments3 d ago
  7. Russell Brand found guilty of rape
    18,848 points1,193 comments2 d ago
  8. Oregon judge says it's time to hold ICE 'liars' accountable after officer fesses up
    16,958 points158 comments4 d ago
  9. Social Security Email Praising Trump May Violate Anticorruption Law, Experts Say

    Just one more illegal thing for which he'll suffer no consequences!

    15,646 points487 comments6 d ago
  10. Mamdani threatens ICE with legal action over use of New York parking lots
    13,726 points106 comments4 d ago

Newest posts

  1. Is the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact constitutional?
    1 points2 comments5 min ago
  2. SDNY unsealed an indictment over $129M in wires obtained with AI-cloned CEO voices and the real names of attorneys at top-50 law firms
    7 points2 comments10 min ago
  3. 'Plenary review is warranted': DOJ goes back to SCOTUS to 'dispel' the 'injunctive specter' hanging over Trump's ballroom
    10 points8 comments18 min ago
  4. IDF chief floats legal action against ‘NAZA’ film, orders probe of leaked material
    58 points12 comments39 min ago
  5. Attorney who represented Tupac Shakur's killer is found dead aged 55 just days after filing an appeal
    468 points13 comments55 min ago
  6. Trump Official Who Wants Data Centers on Public Lands Has Tens of Millions Invested in AI Industry
    874 points35 comments2 h ago
  7. The injunction that permanently silenced Russell Brand’s accuser
    374 points41 comments5 h ago
  8. Section 3 of the 14th Amendment
    28 points92 comments5 h ago
  9. Trump Asked Grok AI About Invading Venezuela. Democrats Want His Chat History
    1,382 points37 comments11 h ago
  10. Stephen Miller, Trump's new chief of staff, is the architect of his controversial immigration policies
    24 points8 comments11 h ago
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