Non-Sequiturs: 10.01.08

* David Boies reflects on his culpability for the last 8 years. [Superlawyers] * There are some delightful exemptions in the bailout bill that the Senate will vote on later tonight. [Dealbreaker] * No death penalty unless you actually murder somebody. State-sanctioned killing has gone so soft. [SCOTUSblog] * What judges really talk about. [Wage […]

By Elie Mystal on October 01, 2008 5:29 pm

* David Boies reflects on his culpability for the last 8 years. [Superlawyers]

* There are some delightful exemptions in the bailout bill that the Senate will vote on later tonight. [Dealbreaker]

* No death penalty unless you actually murder somebody. State-sanctioned killing has gone so soft. [SCOTUSblog]

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* What judges really talk about. [Wage Law]

* Online research just got a little bit easier thanks to Zotero. [Futurelawyer]

* If you are a 3L without an offer, getting laid might help you pass the time. [Ridiculum]