Morning Docket: 11.06.09
* Unemployment hits 10.2%. I think it’s time to start throwing rotten food around at somebody. [New York Times]
* Does Bernard Kerik’s guilty plea end Rudy Giuliani’s nightmare? [Huffington Post]
* Dallas = not racist. [Courthouse News Service]
* Doesn’t anybody respect attorney-client privilege anymore? This isn’t ‘Nam. There are rules. [Am Law Daily]
* Honestly, I’m more worried about gamma rays from distant black holes than I am about cell phone radiation. And no, I’m not at all worried about gamma rays. [Law.com]
* People seemed to like music on Fridays. So, in honor of the (Damn) Yankees:
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