Tiffany Trump

* The New Jersey Supreme Court has thrown out a conviction because a prosecutor referenced The Shining during a trial. And it wasn’t even a “redrum” case… [New Jersey Law Journal]

* Chief Justice Roberts will be swearing in another person today who opposed his confirmation to the Supreme Court. [Yahoo News]

* An attorney said “I bet I don’t appear again. Goodbye!” last week in response to being denied leave to withdraw from a case. Of course this happened in Florida, and check out the video of the aftermath in the article, it’s amazing. [BoingBoing]

* Newly-minted lawyer Tiffany Trump announced her engagement yesterday to boyfriend Michael Boulos. [New York Times]

* A class action has been filed by residents who experience intense smells because they live near a Florida perfume factory. Maybe they prefer toilet smell to eau de toilette… [News4Jax]

* A federal judge has dismissed a prisoner’s lawsuit asking for permission to marry Ivanka Trump. This guy might want to pursue President Trump’s other daughter, since it seems like he could use a lawyer. [CBS News]

* A Wyoming attorney has been censured by a state bar for failing to file a bankruptcy petition 11 months after being instructed by a client to do so. [Bloomberg Law]

* The Trump family has lost a court battle to halt the publication of a tell-all book written by President Trump’s niece. [CNBC ]

* President Trump’s pick to head the U.S. Attorney’s office in Manhattan has said that he would not necessarily recuse himself from probes involving the president’s associates. [Washington Post]

* An Assistant U.S. Attorney is suing the NYPD for wrongful arrest. These officers messed with the wrong person. [New York Post]

* Boies Schiller has been hit with a malpractice lawsuit over a representation involving water balloon patents. The litigants should just have a water balloon fight to settle the dispute. [American Lawyer]

* Charges have been dropped against a Tampa megachurch pastor who was accused of violating Florida’s safer-at-home orders. [Fox News]

* An attorney for Quinton Dunbar, an NFL player accused of armed robbery, claims he has affidavits proving his client’s innocence. [Boston Globe]

* A federal judge has called “Pharma Bro” Martin Shkreli “delusional” while rejecting his request for early release to help find a treatment for COVID-19. [Hill]

* A lawsuit has been filed against SeaWorld San Diego for continuing to charge annual pass fees while the park is closed due to COVID-19. [NBC News]

* Tiffany Trump celebrated her graduation from Georgetown Law this weekend. From one “Hoya Lawya” to another, congrats! [Yahoo News]

* The First Law Student is single. People reports Tiffany Trump broke up with her longtime boyfriend as part of her law school transition. [People]

* Jeffrey Toobin and Alan Dershowitz clash on television when Toobin points out that Dershowitz’s cable appearances these days are less legal analysis than auditions for Sarah Huckabee Sanders’s job. [Daily Beast]

* Charles Cooper says Jeff Sessions is not currently under investigation for false statements or perjury. Update your scorecards accordingly. [USA Today]

* Ninth Circuit rules in favor of the Gaye family in the Blurred Lines lawsuit. Wait, that’s still going on? [Courthouse News Service]

* Former Florida State deputy general counsel arrested in child sex sting. [Tallahassee Democrat]

* In-house counsel are very concerned about GDPR. [Big Law Business]

* Some people have some entirely understandable problems with Lindsay’s new ad. [Ad Age]

* CSM believes the Austin bomber case shows off law enforcement’s deep surveillance powers. Yeah, they were so deep they pretty much did nothing for weeks. [Christian Science Monitor]