- MSRB Receives SEC Approval to Shorten the Timeframe for Trade Reporting to One Minute.
- SEC Texting Sweep Hits 12 Muni Advisors.
- Unregistered Municipal Advisory Activity in Public-Private Partnerships.
- Orrick Summary Guide: Campaign Spending and Activity Rules for School District Employees
- What the Federal Reserve’s Policy Shift Means for State and Local Budgets.
- And Finally, Well Let’s Hope He Doesn’t Rise Again is brought to us this week by Cowherd v. City of Richmond, in which the Virginia Court of appeals began its opinion thusly, “This case involving the relocation of a statue of the Confederate General Ambrose Powell Hill (“A.P. Hill”) illustrates the truism that “interments once made should not be disturbed except for good cause.” Quoi? Truisms are nonsense such as, “There’s no place like home” or “Patience is a virtue” or “Don’t eat the yellow snow.” What in the name of Nathan Forrest Bedford’s Ebony magazine subscription does any of this have to do with digging up the remains of Confederate generals? Who the hell thinks that we need truisms to tell us how often we should or should not be excavating corpses. Stupid Virginia Court of Appeals. Just you wait until Johnny comes Ubering home.