Not feeling at my most graceful this week: slid on some mud on Monday and have been hobbling about on a pulled thigh muscle ever since. At least the cat’s not his usual sleek self, either:

He got into the bag and failed to get all the way out.
Still, at least I’m not these bumblers at the DOJ, who sent privileged attorney-client guidance TO A FEDERAL JUDGE BY MISTAKE:
So, uh, it certainly looks like DOJ intended to file a letter to Judge Liman in MTA v. Duffy, but….it accidentally filed a letter containing its legal advice to the Department of Transportation instead
storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us…
— Anna Bower (@annabower.bsky.social) April 24, 2025 at 2:55 AM
(This is in respect to the case that NYC has brought against the Secretary of Transportation for trying to mess with congestion pricing.) If you can’t read the highlighted text, it says: “it is unlikely that Judge Liman or further courts of review will accept the argument that the CBDTP was not a statutorily authorized ‘value pricing’ pilot under the Value Prising Pilot Program.” I’m not a lawyer, but it seems bad to send that to the judge!
Hopefully that makes you feel better about anything you may have goofed on this week. Open thread.


