Morning Docket 02.15.10
Happy Presidents Day. We’ll be on a reduced publication schedule today. (And Elie is on vacation this week.)
* The KSM trial is forcing attorney general Eric Holder to adjust his “political antennae.” [New York Times and The New Yorker]
* Law students like mock trials but don’t want to get involved in the real thing. A Michigan State University College of Law 3L got the state to change the law after he was called for jury duty. [Kalamazoo Gazette]
* Worst security guards ever. [New York Times]
* Judge says e-cigarettes are not a drug-delivery device. [American Medical News]
* Nationwide hiring watch: media companies? [New York Times]
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