Non-Sequiturs: 01.23.09
* Today, there were layoffs at Choate. No, not that Choate (well maybe that Choate, it’s not like that Choate is Andover or Exeter) but the other Choate. [Boston Common Law]
* Traffic stats of law blogs. Yay readers! [Avvo]
* I wonder if I would understand this better if I had ever seen the inside of a courtroom? [Courtoons]
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* They’ve revoked Wesley Snipes’s passport. Could someone please take away his SAG card as well? [TaxProf Blog]
* This would never happen at GULC. [Litination]
* I can’t promo this link any better than this: “LaBeouf needs La Chauffeur!” [Popsquire]
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