Well, here’s something that doesn’t add luster to Newt’s Presidential prospects: Fooling around on his wife while leading the charge to impeach Bill Clinton because Clinton lied about fooling around with an intern. I presume that this information is being… Continue Reading
I keep telling you Loyal Readers, Rudy can win. Fresh results from Quinnipiac University’s Polling Institute indicating that Giuliani would beat Clinton in two of three key swing states confirm this: Rudy takes Florida by 5 points, Pennsylvania by 11… Continue Reading
Two weeks ago, I judged a mock trial contest for the local high schools. It got some press last week. It was fun, but somewhat time-consuming. It’s also a good opportunity to interact with other lawyers from other segments of… Continue Reading
This has been a pet peeve of mine for a while; now I’ve found some actual authority for it. A plaintiff in a defamation case bears the burden of proving that the defamatory statements are false – the burden is… Continue Reading
“Passivity” seems more like it. I know it’s a touchy issue but it seems as though the Governator has elected to not lead on this issue but rather follow. It’s good to represent the will of the people, I concede.… Continue Reading
Inside the Libby jury’s deliberations. I’m not usually a Huffington Post fan (a few neocons and a lot of neolibs arguing – not much there for me!), but this could be a very interesting read indeed.
Watch it to the bitter end. You may think you’ve seen the character of the deposition after about sixty seconds, but things get really interesting at about three minutes and thirty seconds — after the lawyers have given up and… Continue Reading
Now this is my kind of money. Why this isn’t done on all money is bothersome — hardly the gravest problem facing the country, to be sure, but irritating all the same. Come on, believers — do you really think… Continue Reading
From the outside looking in, one might think that lawyers eat luxury meals for lunch and dinner; martinis and bleu cheese salads for lunch, and rich French red wines with steaks and lobsters for dinner every day. It’s not true.… Continue Reading
Now that’s what I call a big flip-flop.