Confessions
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Crime, Police
The Unmitigated Stupidity Of Confessing
If you really need to get things off your chest about something you've done, here's who to tell -- your lawyer. -
Crime
Criminally Yours: The Price Of A Confession -- The Jacob Wetterling Case
Would you agree to a deal not to prosecute your child's murderer for the crime? - Sponsored
Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
How to best leverage generative AI as an early adopter with ethical use. -
Antonin Scalia, Deaths, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
Justice Scalia Walks Into A Confessional....
This must have been... awkward.
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Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 12.14.15
* What is the best way to construct your Out Of Office message? And by “best” I mean “least likely to force you to respond to an email mid-Midnight Mass.” [Daily Lawyer Tips]
* When you confess to mass murders on the radio — even ones that are 40+ years old — you can expect some consequences. [Lawyers, Guns and Money]
* Yup, female attorneys are still dinged for caring about fashion, as Ariel Colangelo explains. [Racked]
* How can you measure the health of your practice? [Attorney at Work]
* Color me not surprised at all — Ohio Attorney General tries to stir up a new Planned Parenthood scandal. [Slate]
* Reminder: the deadline for our Law Firm Holiday Card Contest is almost here! [Above the Law]
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Alex Kozinski, Crime, Texas, Trials
Instances Of Known Prosecutor FAILS Are On The Rise
Prosecutors should be embarrassed by these numbers.