Non-Sequiturs: 12.07.09
* Hate blogger secures a mistrial. [ABA Journal]
* I’ve always wondered what jobs, if any, narcoleptics are truly qualified for. I just can’t think of any job where it is okay to unexpectedly fall asleep. [Overlawyered]
* More exam tips. [Underdog]
* Sarbanes-Oxley had its day in court. [Going Concern]
* Tiger Woods sets a bad example for his lawyers. [Litination]
* I understand why Pearl Harbor Day is infamous. I just don’t see why Irradiating Japanese Villages Day(s) isn’t similarly warranting of infamy. [Infamy or Praise via Blawg Review]
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