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Joe Patrice

Joe Patrice

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Senior Editor, Above the Law

New York

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  • Supreme Court Makes Unusual Move In Birthright Citizenship Case

    By Joe Patrice Verified| Above the Law Verified The Trump administration keeps losing challenges to his effort to rewrite the birthright citizenship provision of the Fourteenth Amendment. Earlier today, the Supreme Court agreed to take up the administration’s bid to limit the injunctions in these cases solely to the parties involved. In so doing, the Supreme Court scheduled oral argument for May 15. Including this upcoming argument, how many times has the Supreme Court allowed oral argument on emergency applications since 1971?

    By Joe Patrice Verified · Above the Law

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Kids Testify The Darnedest Things... When Forced To Represent Themselves By The Trump Administration

    By Joe Patrice Verified| Above the Law Verified I have 10- and 8-year-olds, and if I told them go to court alone, I’d be laughed at. You can barely get them to brush their teeth. — Acacia Center Executive Director Michael Lukens in an interview with NBC regarding the Trump administration’s ongoing refusal to fund legal services for unaccompanied children in immigration courts. A temporary restraining order required the administration to restore funding as of April 1, but failed to comply while challenging the order.

    By Joe Patrice Verified · Above the Law

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Supreme Court Makes Unusual Move In Birthright Citizenship Case

    By Joe Patrice Verified| Above the Law Verified The Trump administration keeps losing challenges to his effort to rewrite the birthright citizenship provision of the Fourteenth Amendment. Earlier today, the Supreme Court agreed to take up the administration’s bid to limit the injunctions in these cases solely to the parties involved. In so doing, the Supreme Court scheduled oral argument for May 15. Including this upcoming argument, how many times has the Supreme Court allowed oral argument on emergency applications since 1971?

    By Joe Patrice Verified · Above the Law

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Above the Law

Evolve the Law, ATL's Legal Innovation Center is a platform to connect all stakeholders interested in shaping the future of law. The platform features perspectives in legal technology, innovation, design-thinking, change management from industry heavyweights in law firms, law schools, startups, to the Fortune 500.

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Founded: 2015