…not unusual for parties to consult attorneys prior to appearing in court. Your local public and law library will have more information. And, no matter how much research you…
Inter Alia spotlights a new mental disability law blog, which has a nice little roundup of the Winkelman case. Another mental disabilities blog is here….
…as all cute 7-year olds would then say, “it gets better!” The father-in-law is a microbiologist with the CDC. Another news story here, from the LA Times….
The Tarlton Law Library, at UT Austin, has a new database, Actual Innocence Awareness Database: “The Actual Innocence awareness database provides a listing of United States resources to those…
…Revision Advisory Committee, 1964-65 through 1967-68 Interims This is excellent news, except now we won’t see those of you who used to come to the library to read these in…
…partly because, well, there’s an awful lot of work to be done on those buildings….” Read the whole column here (from Courthouse News), but I’m waiting for Judge Bedsworth to…
It’s not every day you get to say, “I’d rather be a naked bike rider than a music pirate.” But today may be one of those days. In…
In July 2008, about 2,000 law librarians and their families will descend upon Portland, Oregon. Many will arrive just in time for a conference, from July 12th to…
I’m not sure if it is right to begin our AALL PDX 2008 posts (the intro AALL08 post is here) with Movie Madness, but the toss up was…
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