Marcia Clark

Non-Sequiturs: 11.16.16

* Distracted by the election? Tips to refocus. [Corporette] * Which fictional lawyer should you channel? [Law and More] * Turns out you don't know all there is to know about Marcia Clark. [Coverage Opinions] * What will President Trump's trade agenda really look like? [National Law Review] * Is your firm doing all it can to compete? [Law Firm Transition Management] * BuzzFeed is beefing up is legal reporting chops: Zoe Tillman of the National Law Journal is heading there. [Politico]

Christopher Darden Opens Up About His Relationship With Marcia Clark

'In lawyer land, a half truth is a truth.'

Standard Of Review: The Last Two Episodes of ‘O.J.: Made in America’ Continue To Be Great (With Minor Flaws)

This fantastic documentary series should be watched by all attorneys, law students, and even people with no affiliation with the law.

O.J. Lawyer Thinks Stephen A. Smith Is An Idiot

Stephen A. Smith thinks he would have run a better prosecution than Marcia Clark.

Standard Of Review: The People v. O.J. Simpson Ends Its Stellar Season, Humanizes Johnnie, Marcia, And Chris

While The People v. O.J. Simpson is not the best show on television, it is one of the most entertaining.

Non-Sequiturs: 03.09.16

* Karma alert: West Virginia lawmakers celebrated legalizing raw milk by drinking some... and they promptly got sick. [Gizmodo] * Porn stars with some real talk about the First Amendment -- all while being tastefully blurred. [Funny or Die] * Everything old is new again -- an illuminating interview with Marcia Clark. [American Lawyer] * Inside the financial disclosure of Donald Trump's sister, Judge Maryanne Trump Barry. [National Law Journal] * Another Trump lawsuit -- this time he is accused of stealing tips from servers. [Wonkette] * Contract attorney by day, bestselling author by night -- congrats to Chloe Neill on all her success! [Omaha.com]

How ‘The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story’ Explores Racism And Sexism In The Law

To paraphrase what O.J. Simpson said when he entered his not-guilty plea, you will “absolutely, 100 percent” love this show.