AFTERNOON UPDATE Reid Delays Vote on Filibuster ReformSenate Democrats announced on Tuesday that they are still pushing filibuster reform, but are opting to negotiate with Republicans rather than act alone. Fourth Circuit to Hear Dispute Over Cell Phone Contraband ConvictionIn the world of prisoner contraband, there's the usual stuff -- drugs, weapons and cash. In 2010, Congress added mobile phones to the list of items considered "prohibited objects" in the hands of inmates.
D.C. Bar Board Eliminates Nomination-By-Petition for President-ElectThe D.C. Bar Board of Governors voted this month to eliminate nomination-by-petition as an option for lawyers interested in being the bar's president-elect, a change that proponents say is in line with best practices. McDermott Adds Senior Director of Health Policy to D.C. OfficeFormer Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services policy maker John Warren has joined McDermott Will & Emery's Washington office.
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