We’ve been enjoying the story of Adriana Dominguez, the Brooklyn Law School student who made a nude video for Playboy TV. And based on the number of people who have been visiting ATL by Googling her, it seems that we’re not alone. We’d like to “own” this story, covering every aspect of it, no matter […]
Next time you hear a cell phone go off in a movie or at the theater, and think to yourself, “What an a**hole!”, remind yourself: Someday YOU might be that a**hole. Watch this video, from the start of the Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court finals, which we attended at Columbia Law School earlier this week. […]
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Our recent post about Aaron Charney and his well-to-do family background generated tons of discussion (about 90 reader comments). We’d like to pass along two pieces of additional information on the subject. From a tipster who went to the same temple in the Syracause area (Temple Adath Yeshuran) as the Charney family: “The Charneys do […]
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Prompted by various comments, here are two more polls on Adriana Dominguez, the Brooklyn Law School student turned stripper:
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If you’re seeking a more substantive analysis of this morning’s hearing in Charney v. Sullivan & Cromwell, check out this post by Lavi Soloway. A Law Unto Itself ? Aaron Charney v Sullivan & Cromwell Returns to Court [Soloway]
Everyone seems to have an opinion on Adriana Dominguez, the Brooklyn Law School student who made a video for Playboy TV. We’d like to get a more systematic handle on people’s views:
Yesterday afternoon, we attended the Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court finals, at Columbia Law School. We interviewed the four finalists prior to the arguments. Here’s our interview with Eric Chesin and Geoffrey Reed: And here’s our interview with David Gringer and Patrick Somers: After impressive arguments, and deliberation by the distinguished panel — Justice Samuel […]
We’re back from today’s hearing in Charney v. Sullivan & Cromwell. In terms of entertainment value, it was a bit of a disappointment. It was a pretty straightforward proceeding. No salacious accusations of destroyed hard drives; no mystery lawyers popping out of the audience to join in the fun; no mention of attorney disciplinary proceedings. […]
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It’s a wet and windy day here in New York City. We’re heading downtown to cover the big hearing today in Charney v. Sullivan & Cromwell, which starts at 9:30. We’re probably going to arrive late, but better late than never. We’ll be back online later today.
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To Morningside Heights and Columbia Law School. We’re attending their judicial celebrity-fest of a Moot Court final, and then we’re giving a talk, sponsored by the CLS Federalist Society. Here are the details for our appearance: Wednesay, April 11, 6:00 PMColumbia Law SchoolJerome Greene Hall, Room 102435 West 116th St. (at Amsterdam Avenue) So we […]