Morning Docket: 10.19.10
* Bank of America is petitioning courts to get that sweet sweet foreclosure gravy train moving again. [Washington Post]
* Practically speaking, the Fox-Cablevision dispute means Lat missed the Wendy Williams Show last night. Legally speaking, well… this post sorts that out. [Am Law Daily]
* As President Obama plays Mythbuster, his Justice Department plays trustbuster. [New York Times]
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* The Justice Department has also filed a brief arguing that Islam is a religion. Because, of course, this is an argument that needs to be made. [WSJ Law Blog]
* There is a glut of lawyers in China and India, with one Indian law school dean saying “Mediocrity is institutionalized in the Indian bar.” I’d tell a joke here, but Outsourced has stolen all my material. [National Law Journal]
* Mexican authorities seized a record 105 tons of fun yesterday. [Los Angeles Times]
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