Non-Sequiturs: 02.26.09
* Yes, the Philadelphia D.A. did rescind offers to 12 incoming attorneys. With fewer prosecutors, now is the time for Mets fans to go to Citizen’s Bank Park and “appropriate” some hardware. [The Legal Intelligencer]
* Are you an attorney worried about the economy? Legal bloggers feel your pain. [Law and More]
* Yo, I heard Calvin got a job at WacArnolds. Yeah. Lets rob that n***a. [ABC]
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* Could somebody please stop the national embarrassment that is Roland Burris? Right now, even Chris Rock would rather have Flavor Flav in the U.S. Senate. [Law Dork 2.0]
* You gotta check out the headlights on this story. [My Law Life]
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