Welcome back to Hashtag Sisters in Law with Jill Wine Banks, Joyce Vance, Barb McQuade,

and me Kimberly Ackin's store.

You might have seen that we tweeted some photos of ourselves wearing our pale blue women's

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Today we'll be talking about the overturning of the federal mask mandate, the possibility

of Marjorie Taylor Greene being bumped off the ballot for her role in the insurrection,

and we will rethink the 9-5 workday for lawyers as we begin to return to the office.

And as always, we look forward to answering your questions at the end of the show.

But before we get to all that, coming up this Friday, May 1st is something called Law

Day.

And it's really important to me and the other sisters because it's meant to underscore

the importance of the rule of law.

We talk a lot about laws and the application of laws and what's illegal and what's not.

But I think a lot of times Americans don't fully understand what the rule of law is and

the importance of the rule of law.

And Law Day has been for decades a moment to consider that.

It was started by the American Bar Association back in 1957.

And it's meant to give an opportunity for everyone, not just lawyers, to understand how

the law and the legal process protects our society, protects our liberty, protects justice

and our democracy.

And I think right now, especially given what's been going on for the past several years, it's

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