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Aaron Charney, ACLU, Biglaw, David Braff, Gay, Goldman Sachs, Pro Se Litigants, Reader Polls
Charney v. Sullivan & Cromwell: 125 Broad Street Is a Gay Paradise!
Move over, Fire Island. See ya later, Provincetown. Rehoboth Beach, you’re all washed up. The gay destination of choice for summer 2007? This may come as a surprise to you, but it’s 125 Broad Street, New York, New York — home of the estimable law firm of Sullivan & Cromwell (plus the ACLU’s LGBT Rights […] -
ACLU, Blogging, Eugene Volokh, Kids, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs, Pictures, Sex
Non-Sequiturs: 12.20.06
* I have been remiss in not updating you on the legal woes of the blogger everyone loves to hate. And if you still think Paris Hilton when you hear Perez Hilton, well, I wish I were you and had never discovered the e-crack that is the gossip blog. [Los Angeles Times] * Professor Volokh […] - Sponsored
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ACLU, Books, Celebrities, Crime, Defamation, Feminism, Food, Gender, Immigration, Jack Abramoff, Law Professors, Movies, Native Americans, Non-Sequiturs, Prisons, Pro Se Litigants, Weddings
Non-Sequiturs: 12.19.06
* All may not be genetically sound with Suri babies of holoprosencephaly sufferers. (But does genetic perfection really exist?) And once again, wordplay gets us out of the woods of potential litigation by a crazy actor midget. [Overlawyered] * Jack Abramoff has been hitting the books in the prison law library and will represent himself […]
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7th Circuit, ACLU, Cars, Conspiracy Theories, Crime, Deaths, Immigration, Morning Docket, Politics, S.D.N.Y., Sex, Tax Law, Videos
Morning Docket: 12.14.06
* The feds and the ACLU wrangle over a classified document. Is such use of the grand jury subpoena creative, or improper? [New York Times] * A Swift (& Co.) crackdown: federal raids on meatpacking plants in six states result in over 1,200 arrests on immigration charges. [Associated Press] * MoveOn and those Swift Boat […]
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ACLU, Asians, Civil Rights, Lawsuit of the Day, Lesbians, Sex, Television
Lawsuit of the Day: Lesbians in the OC
No, we’re not talking about that time on “The OC” when Marissa Cooper (Mischa Barton) shared a girl-on-girl kiss with Alex (Olivia Wilde). Rather, we’re referring to a civil rights case currently pending before Judge James Selna, in the Central District of California. From the L.A. Times (via How Appealing): Two high schoolers are caught […] -
ACLU, Anal Sex / Butt Sex, Federalist Society, Gay, Gay Marriage, Lunacy, Rudeness, Vicious Infighting, William Eskridge
An ATL Public Service Announcement: 'The Wages of Sin Is Death!' (Romans 6:23)
Apperances can be deceiving. The smiling woman above looks like a sweet old lady (or perhaps she’s middle-aged). But don’t be fooled. This pleasant-looking woman opened a can of whoop-ass at the final panel discussion of the Federalist Society National Lawyers Convention. She rained hellfire and brimstone upon the audience, and placed at least two […] -
ACLU, Food, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs, Summer Associates
Non-Sequiturs: 10.24.06
* While I was not exactly clued into the significance of 1L year, you know, if it ain’t broke… although I sure am ready for an updated version of Scott Turow’s One L. [Law School Innovation Blog] * The ACLU may be on to something. My mom still doesn’t know how to use email attachments. […] -
ACLU, Asians, Cars, Food, Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 10.17.06
* Here we go again… If the music industry can turn any old 13-year-old into a pop star, then it can also turn any old 13-year-old into a criminal. [Reuters] * The Danish have taken the transfat out of their pastries (and everything else). [Associated Press via Drudge Report] * Indeed, politics aside, who is […] - Sponsored
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ACLU, Antonin Scalia, Lynne Stewart, Morning Docket, Sanford Levinson, War on Terror
Morning Docket: 10.17.06
* Lawyer facing 30 years gets 28 months for the terrorism equivalent of passing a note in class. [New York Times] * This guy is talking major smack about the Constitution. Where does he get off speaking his mind in a free press? And all without the fear of having the king’s soldiers quartered in […]
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