Morning Docket: 07.01.10
* It’s too bad that Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana can’t seal the slick as easily as he can his office’s oil-spill records. [New York Times]
* Rockin’ New York judge Matthew D’Emic is trying to decide what to rename his band. Possibilities: Rock-n-Robes, L.L. Cool Judge and The Electric Chairs. [Associated Press]
* Eric Holder is in Afghanistan to lecture President Karzai on corruption. [NPR]
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* Scottie Pippen scores in his legal malpractice case against Pedersen & Houpt. [ABA Journal]
* Harvard is a good choice for wannabe spies. [New York Times]
* That was quick. Class action against Apple over the “defective” iPhone 4. [Courthouse News]
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