This week's legal landscape is ablaze with a federal judge dismissing major prosecutions against James Comey and Letitia James due to improper U.S. attorney appointments, sparking chaos in Virginia's U.S. attorney's office and a promised appeal. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court stirs the pot with a Texas gerrymandering case, as Justice Alito suspends a ruling against racially biased district maps, setting the stage for another landmark decision. Elsewhere, North Carolina's partisan map survives judicial scrutiny, while Trump faces civil setbacks with the Eleventh Circuit upholding sanctions in frivolous lawsuits against CNN and others.