Morning Docket: 01.20.10
* So Democrats, what do you have to show for your one (and only) year in total control of the government? [Fox News]
* Have you sent in a clerkship application? Do you wonder if the judge even looked at it? [ABA Journal]
* Judge distinguishes alleged David Letterman blackmailer from alleged Tiger Woods concubine. [New York Post]
* Major Foreign Corrupt Practices sting operation. Feels like James Bond should be involved with this somehow. [National Law Journal]
* Child porn viewers are getting reprieves from long prison sentences. [WSJ Law Blog]
* People realize that Avatar is just a movie, right? [New York Times]
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