Poetry

Law Firm Uses Jazz Poetry To Sell Themselves

Now here's a different approach.

Non-Sequiturs: 04.19.17

* An interesting look at the life and career of Gloria Allred -- who has litigated groundbreaking civil rights cases as well as TMZ fodder. [Coverage Opinions] * Lawyer Jose Baez intends to investigate the death of his client Aaron Hernandez, who was found dead in his prison cell after apparently hanging himself. [Deadspin] * Footnote of the day (gavel bang: Raffi Melkonian aka @RMFifth Circuit). [Twitter] * Professor Jonathan Adler still has doubts about the Emoluments Clause lawsuit against President Trump (although it's much stronger now, thanks to some additional plaintiffs). [Volokh Conspiracy / Washington Post] * Professor Glenn Reynolds has some doubts about diversity (although I suspect he strongly supports intellectual diversity). [Instapundit] * Professor Ann Althouse has her doubts about... Democrats (even though she has voted for more Democrats than Republicans over the years). [Althouse] * And Professor Eugene Volokh has his doubts about the constitutionality of this order. [Volokh Conspiracy / Washington Post] * In honor of national haiku poetry day, here are some verses from Dean Dan Rodriguez of Northwestern Law. [PrawfsBlawg] * Congrats to the ACLU of Massachusetts, the national ACLU, the state public defender’s office, and Fick & Marx LLP on a huge and historic win! [ACLU]

‘Twas The Night Of The Filing

Get into the holiday spirit...

Remember Our Special Role To America

Lawyers have a special obligation to our country and to make us the people we are supposed to be.

For Bar Exam Studiers: Tort Law — Set To Verse!

Some poetic help for tackling Torts on the bar exam.

Teaching Copyright Law Through Poetry

How would you teach copyright law to college students?

This Is What Happens When Judges Have To Deal With Poop

This judge really appreciates a good poop joke.

Now We’ve Seen It All: Judge Uses Song To Self-Benchslap

This judge took a stab at some self-deprecating humor!