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Category: General
Houston's Clear Thinkers - May 22, 2012
David Henderson explains. H/T John Goodman.
Southern District of Florida - May 22, 2012
The "other" Marcus in for the King. I'll try not to pull a James Jones this
Overlawyered - May 22, 2012
The other day the Chicago Tribune documented a longstanding campaign (see Friday link) to get government bodies to adopt standards requiring flameproofing of furnit
Sui Generis-A New York Law Blog - May 22, 2012
This week's Daily Record column is entitled "Propo
Overlawyered - May 22, 2012
Imagine how it would change the practice of litigation if lawyers could be held answerable for intentionally inflicting emotional distress on opponents, witnesses or third parties. Of course that’s not going to happen, since our legal profession is quite good at immunizing itself from expos
Overlawyered - May 21, 2012
Lacey Act madness: Feds threaten to disrupt summer concerts by seizing musicians’ Gibsons [Bedard, DC Examiner;
Houston's Clear Thinkers - May 21, 2012
Southern District of Florida - May 21, 2012
DOM asked us to help out this week and we've put together a little Supreme Court update. The Supreme Court agreed to return to the arena of terrorism Monday when they granted cert in
Stuart Buck's The Buck Stops Here - May 21, 2012
The answer is: he doesn't, and to say so is a gross misrepresentation.As background, David Coleman is the former Rhodes Scholar who has been deeply involved in drafting the Common Core standards, and who was recently announced as the new head of the College Board. Diane Ravitch, erstwhil
Overlawyered - May 21, 2012
I’ve got a new Cato at Liberty post pulling together three outrageous forfeiture stories that have been in the news the past few days. Many more cases at
Shropshire Lawyers Martin Kaye Law Blog - May 21, 2012
The Legal Workshop - May 21, 2012
At the close of the Constitution approved by the Constitutional Convention in 1787, there is a short clause indicating the date on whichas well as the location wherethe Constitution was concluded and signed. Known as the Attestation Clause, it recorded the date of the Constitutions completionand
Overlawyered - May 21, 2012
“A sitting district attorney in South Texas has been federally indicted, accused of working with his former law partner and others to operate the local justice system as a criminal racketeering enterprise.” Cameron County D.A. Armando Villalobos “is currently running for electio
Overlawyered - May 20, 2012
Government’s hospital care guidelines may be fueling dangerous overuse of antibiotics [White Coat] FDA says fewer drugs are in shortage [
Houston's Clear Thinkers - May 20, 2012
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