It Is Simply Not Our Policy To Jail Cops Who Kill Black People
Mistrial declared in the first Freddie Gray case.
Non-Sequiturs: 12.15.15
* Are lawyers for Officer William Porter, on trial for charges in connection to the death of Freddie Gray, using a "color blind" term that is actually a dog whistle for racist tendencies to get their client off? [Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle] * Yesterday's SCOTUS decisions in haiku! [Supreme Court Haiku Blog] * Hey, you guys, Jeb! is apparently seething with anger towards Trump. Maybe this will spice up tonight's debate. [Politico] * Greeeaaaat, it might get even harder to sue airlines. [American Bar Litigation News] * Can a single photo ruin your life (assuming it isn't a nudie)? The answer is yes if ISIS is involved. [Houston Chronicle] * Unless you're a gigolo, you don't get paid for passion. Something worth remembering if you're considering a post-legal career. [Daily Lawyer Tips]
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Non-Sequiturs: 12.02.15
* The trial of William Porter, the cop accused of killing Freddie Gray has begun and you are already asking the wrong question. This is how spectacles begin. [Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle] * Did this Tiger Mandingo ever stand a chance in court? Not if his lawyer can help it. [Gawker] * This is what it's like when you're at jury duty and a lawyer. [Associate's Mind] * The Supreme Court will tackle tribal jurisdiction and there'll be a rally on Monday in support of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians. [Native News Online] * A chat with Harrison Dillon, founder of Solazyme. [Hsu Untied] * Lessons learned from a failed attempt at carving out a niche practice. [Reboot Your Law Practice]