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My office has westlaw co-counsel, but I haven’t done any training on it and haven’t used it at all. What are the best (if any) uses of it for criminal defense? I feel like I’m basically litigating the same issues over and over, just different facts, so improved caselaw research doesn’t seem that helpful in our field. But I’d love to hear any thoughts on how it could make me better at my job.

Anyone know what happened at the Memphis Whistle that caused it to lose its liquor license? They called it a “hiccup” on their socials, but it sounds more like a death rattle.