Less than 1: AM Edition, October 14

This morning on Less than 1: the 9th Circuit orders an injunction against California's law requiring federal agents to display identification, a judge rejects inverse condemnation claims against Edison and limits Palisades Fire suits to Malibu property owners, and former federal prosecutor Helen Gilbert joins Jenner & Block as a partner. Also: the Justice Department threatens an antitrust probe of the American Bar Association over law school rules, and threatens California over alleged noncitizen voters.

Stories mentioned in this episode:

9th Circuit orders injunction against California law requiring federal agents to display identification
https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/395300-9th-circuit-orders-injunction-against-california-law-requiring-federal-agents-to-display-identification

Judge rejects inverse condemnation claims against Edison, limits Palisades Fire suits to Malibu property owners
https://www.dailyjournal.com/articles/395299-judge-rejects-inverse-condemnation-claims-against-edison-limits-palisades-fire-suits-to-malibu-property-owners

(The Wall Street Journal) Justice Department threatens probe of American Bar Association on law school rules
https://www.wsj.com/us-news/education/justice-department-threatens-probe-of-american-bar-association-on-law-school-rules-8bcafd7b

(Reuters) US Justice Department threatens California over alleged noncitizen voters, letters show
https://www.reuters.com/world/us-justice-department-threatens-california-over-alleged-noncitizen-voters-letter-2026-10-14/