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  • Morning Docket

    Morning Docket: 02.17.11

    * Hawaii state legislators have approved civil unions for same-sex couples. Tiny gay couples… [Reuters] * Louisiana applies special penalties to those who are convicted of soliciting oral or anal sex, under the Crimes Against Nature law. Kirk Cameron and this Kiwi fella seem to disagree with Louisiana on just how unnatural oral sex is. […]

  • Morning Docket

    Morning Docket: 02.15.11

    * Clarence Thomas is now being criticized for attending a Koch party. Koch, not Coke. [New York Times] * Chevron gets hit with a record-setting judgment in the Ecuadorian environmental case — and it has to apologize. [Wall Street Journal] * Musical chairs: David Hoffman — a former Rehnquist clerk and Kash-certified hottie, who previously […]

  • Morning Docket

    Morning Docket: 02.10.11

    * At an ABA public hearing yesterday, the panel heard from court officials all across the country who have struggled while dealing with budget cutbacks. Begging for pens, going without health insurance, and sucking various appendages for crack were all discussed. The crackhead was quickly ushered out of the hearing by security. [ABA Journal] * […]

  • Celebrities, Lindsay Lohan, Morning Docket

    Morning Docket: 02.09.11

    * The House failed to extend key provisions of the Patriot Act yesterday. Terrorists are unable to create jobs in such an uncertain regulatory environment. [Washington Post] * A conservative legal group, the Pacific Legal Foundation, is fighting the application of Title IX to high schools. At issue is whether throwing like a girl is […]

  • Morning Docket

    Morning Docket: 02.08.11

    * Frank McCourt’s lawyers at Bingham have lawyered up in an attempt to dodge responsibility for their royal screwup in his divorce. Dodge. Get it? I spit hot fire. [Los Angeles Times] * In other garbage baseball team news, David Wright says the Madoff lawsuit will have an effect on Mets players. When you’re a […]

  • Morning Docket

    Morning Docket: 02.07.11

    * Of shaken babies and unsure verdicts. This long piece in the Times Magazine, by Emily Bazelon, is well worth your time. For those who require a funny take on shaking, there’s always this totally NSFW Chris Rock bit. [New York Times Magazine] * What do willful violations of antitrust law and not being admitted […]