The Curious Engineer

Simple Justice

2008

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December 2008

  1. Just How Much Moral Turpitude is Too Much?
  2. Will Consumerist Go Legit?
  3. Another Good Judge Gone
  4. How Many “Law Offices” is Enough
  5. The Tradition of God in Office
  6. At the Top of the Gizmo Scale
  7. Why I’m a Better Business Model Than Biglaw
  8. ER Docs: Cops are Too Violent
  9. Does Rehab Do Rehab?
  10. 10 Things That Every Hotel Should Have
  11. Trying Cases in Other Time Zones
  12. Acquitted Conduct Sentencing, By the Numbers
  13. Marquette Law School: Training Lawyers is Beneath Us
  14. Housekeeping
  15. The Three Wise Men of the Blawgosphere
  16. Waiting for the Paper on Christmas Day
  17. I Got Sunshine on a Cloudy Day
  18. Attack of the Puppies
  19. Cop to Cop: Don’t Call Me Grunt
  20. “Overshared” is the Word of the Year
  21. The Death of AV (Update: MH Responds)
  22. No Jeopardy. None At All
  23. A Christmas Gift from Fabio (Ochoa)
  24. An Easy $500 Mil
  25. The Defendant’s Worst Enemy
  26. The Full Miranda
  27. Trusting Clients Trusting Us
  28. Justice, eBay Style
  29. Do It For the Children (Award Update)
  30. Everyone’s a Victim, The Sequel
  31. 10 Reasons to Avoid Marquette Law School
  32. Nonrefundable No More
  33. The Right Lawyer for the Job
  34. What to Do about Bernie Madoff
  35. The Video Stars of Tomorrow
  36. Forward: The W Presidential Library
  37. The $605 Question
  38. The SEO Revolution
  39. Lawyer Fashionista: The Naked Head
  40. Is Somebody Running for DA?
  41. Why Good Judges Matter, Part 2
  42. Why Good Judges Matter, Part 1 (Update: The Lawyerly Excuse)
  43. The Tipping Point Between Safety and Freedom
  44. When Lawprofs Wear Black
  45. How to Learn If Your Kid is a Junkie
  46. But For Video, Officer Pogan Indicted
  47. The Criminal Mind
  48. The Particular Problem with Crimes Against Children
  49. Law Students, Do Not Be Misled
  50. Bill of Rights Day at the Legal Satyricon
  51. Practical Blawgosphere: We Are Them
  52. If Shoes Could Kill (Update)
  53. Blawgosphere Heroes
  54. The Morality Gap
  55. Post 2000, A Retrospective
  56. John Ashcroft Explains
  57. The Ex-Prosecutor’s Epiphany
  58. Why Not Carry a Taser?
  59. The Face of Justice
  60. No Higher Praise Than “Toxic”
  61. The Worst Ratio in the World
  62. A Student By Any Other Name
  63. Top 10 Reasons to Twit (An Alternative View)
  64. Dear Judge, I’m Sorry. Signed, Your Lawyer Pal
  65. Judy, Judy, Judy
  66. No Bail for Jew (Updated: Comments Deleted)
  67. How Quickly They Forget
  68. Weighing the Risk of a Plea Offer
  69. Harmless Error, The Last Refuge of Scoundrels
  70. Police Officers Indicted and Everyone Yawns
  71. Dreier: The Cupboard is Bare
  72. Sorry, But You’re Not Cut Out For Solo
  73. Will Kopbusters Screw It All Up?
  74. No Layoffs in the Well
  75. How Much Collateral Damage is Tolerable?
  76. 10 Blawging “Dos” and “Don’ts”
  77. In the Marketplace of Ideas, Some are Bankrupt
  78. But Really, Aren’t We All Victims?
  79. The Downside of Gall; Using “Local Conditions” to Enhance a Sentence
  80. Cops and Lawprofs Should Take a Pregnant Pause
  81. Is It Just Too Hard to Follow Instructions?
  82. Cash & Carry Law Enforcement
  83. But What Would Spitzer Do?
  84. Vote For “Defending People” Already
  85. Avvo’s Really Bad Answers
  86. What Do Some Cops Say About Drugs? LEAP
  87. What If Plaxico Burress Played for Dallas? (Update)
  88. Give GM a Fish
  89. Drew Jury Foreperson: “Well, I Always Read The TOS, You Lazy Scum
  90. Unconstitutional Confusion: An Explanation for Children and Others
  91. Cheney Indictment Tossed, But Nobody Looks Very Pretty
  92. Another Year, Another Beauty Pageant, ABA Blawg 100
  93. New Federal Rule 60: What’s With That Third Table?
  94. The Newest Second Amendment Hero, Plaxico Burress
  95. The Hero Mom’s Nightmare Juror Scenario

November 2008

  1. The Results of The Experiment
  2. Reader Mailbag No. 5, An Experiment
  3. Entitlement Ain’t Ipse Dixit
  4. Why Terms of Service are a Crime (And Don’t Call Me Ralph!)
  5. The Blackest of Fridays (Update)
  6. The Internet Speed Trap
  7. Not My Choice For 1st Amendment Hero
  8. Give Thanks, But Give Wisely
  9. Hatred of Immigrants Explodes on Long Island
  10. Yale Precision Marching Band Indicted
  11. The Lori Drew Drama is Over; Back to the Law
  12. No, You Can’t Have 5 Minutes of My Time
  13. Is the Legal Fee a Crime?
  14. The Seduction of Self-Fulfilling Rationalizations (Update)
  15. 2008 Weblog Awards Came and Went
  16. The First Casualty of Solo Practice University
  17. But He’s the Vice President and You’re Not
  18. Where Does a Juror Turn for Help?
  19. Market Elsewhere. This Means You (Update)
  20. Getting the Government We Deserve
  21. If There was Only One Law
  22. Restoring Which Good Name?
  23. Bonuses Steady in Criminal Law This Year
  24. They Started to Fight When the Money Got Tight…
  25. The Real Definition of “Seizure”
  26. Obesity is Not a Crime, But Is It a Disability?
  27. Greenfield to New York Times: Bite Me
  28. NY Court of Appeals; Lawyer’s “Personal Values” Trump Ineffective Assistance
  29. The Wilmington Method: A Pall Over a Funeral
  30. Interviews Can Be Educational for Both Sides
  31. Ambivalence on the Lori Drew/Myspace Trial
  32. The Jury’s Right to Know the Sentence
  33. War Over Wiretaps
  34. When the Commenter Takes Over
  35. South Texas is Cheney Country
  36. More Risky Shopping at Target, Courtesy of the Local Cops
  37. Confessions of an 8 Year Old
  38. But What Does Norm Think About Sentencing?
  39. Learning From Judges Behaving Badly
  40. Networking, Thought Sharing and Enough Already
  41. We are the UAW (Update)
  42. The Vast Mystery of Public Defenders
  43. No Place for Nazis in Lawyer Pitch (Update x 3)
  44. The Great Twitter Wars Begin
  45. Peeing into the Wind: The Finances of Petty Crime
  46. Inexplicable Reversal of Fortune
  47. Just a Country Lawyer and His Privy
  48. Anybody Got a Motion?
  49. Air Marshals On the Loose
  50. Spanglish For Lawyers
  51. Misery Loves Company
  52. What About the 94? Reject the Deal
  53. No Ociffer, Avvo Said I’m Not Drunk
  54. But the Chemist Said So
  55. What’s Good for GM? (Obama Update)
  56. The J-dog Moves in with Windy
  57. Eight is Enough
  58. Lori Drew Update: No Place for the Suicide
  59. SCOTUS Denies Cert in Victim Impact Videos
  60. Why Promote Pot Smoking? (Update)
  61. Practical Blawgosphere: Picking Your Battles
  62. The Age of Intellectualism?
  63. Babysitting While White: The Path of Least Resistance
  64. Squaring Victims’ Rights With the Adversary System
  65. Did the Lawprof Blawgosphere Add Value?
  66. Chazy Judge Gets Smacked, But Not Nearly Hard Enough
  67. Young Lawyers Can Be So Important
  68. What Does The Next Generation Think of Prop 8
  69. What’s on the Criminal Justice Agenda?
  70. Finally, A New York Judge Thinks of D.C. v. Heller
  71. SDNY Blows Eliot Spitzer a Kiss
  72. Babysitting While White: Turning Tables
  73. Somebody’s Lying, But Who?
  74. Avvo Update: We’ve Fallen and We Can’t Get Up
  75. The Most Corrupt Election
  76. What Can YOU Do for Bernie Kerik? (Great Video Update)
  77. Will There Be a Place for a Criminal Defense Lawyer in Washington?
  78. The Blawgosphere, At Its Best: Congratulations, Barack Obama (Update)
  79. What Jurors Are Really Thinking About
  80. Vote Like a Republican (Under Indictment)
  81. No, Defendants Don’t “Know” the System
  82. And the Polls Show . . .
  83. Is it Really About Sex? (Carlin Update)
  84. Reason Number 49 for Canada to Exist
  85. Good Interpretation versus Evil Interpretation
  86. Favoring Business Over People
  87. Should Non-Lawyer Politicians Get a Free Pass?
  88. Lori Drew Update: The Government’s Negative Response
  89. The Blawgosphere Won’t Die Without a Fight

October 2008

  1. Confusing Reports on Cellphone Searches
  2. Cops: Pick Your Favorite Amendment to Ignore
  3. Should a Juror be “Death Qualified?”
  4. New York’s Sickest Are Back
  5. The November Surprise
  6. Apparently, You Can Go Back Again, When It’s Murder
  7. Cool Polygraph Tricks
  8. Another Reason to Have a Lawyer (or Leave Louisiana)
  9. Law Review: Blame the Defense Lawyers?
  10. Solo Practice University Professor Number 1
  11. $3 Million to the Target of Target
  12. Law Crossing Can Get You a Job. As a Spammer
  13. McCain’s Position on the Judiciary and DOJ (Update)
  14. Instapundit Says Palin was Kinda Right
  15. One Last Week of Silliness and Delusion (Breaking News Update)
  16. Why Eli Can’t Write (Like a Lawyer)
  17. From Laptops to Letters, Beware the Border Search
  18. Lesson For Lawyers From Roseville
  19. An Honest Man in Albany
  20. Troy Davis, Stay Number 3
  21. Sexual Molestation Rejected as Suggestive of Possession of Child Pornography
  22. Lawyer Fashionista: Barrister Edition
  23. What Did Fox Do To Greta?
  24. Is Proportionality Dead in Child Porn Cases?
  25. If There’s Virtual Murder, Is There a Virtual Defense?
  26. Kudos to Judges Campaigning Lawfully (Unhappy Update)
  27. Charles Etchison Hasn’t Got a Chance
  28. Britney Spears Hangs ’em Up
  29. When to Say No to an Interview
  30. Another Judge Rips Scalia’s Heller Opinion
  31. Nassau County’s DWI “Wall of Shame” Confusion
  32. Talking to Death
  33. When Did You Stop Bribing Judges? Take 2
  34. Win the Appeal Battle But Lose the Sentence War
  35. The 1st Amendment Ends at a Cop’s Eyeballs
  36. Redux: Following Up on Drew, Davis and Jesse James Hollywood
  37. Who Is Stone and Why Won’t He Leave Me Alone?
  38. When Did You Stop Bribing Judges? (Survey Failure)
  39. Not Just Another Dumb Naked Kid
  40. Malthus Goes to Law School
  41. With Barely a Whimper, the FBI Now Spies on Americans
  42. If You Couldn’t Stay Awake…
  43. Criminal Defense Advertising. What Works and What’s Right (Update)
  44. Should the Constitution Enshrine Prejudice? (Update)
  45. Hey Blawgers, Look at Me!
  46. Free Joe! Free Joe! Let Joe the Plumber Go!
  47. Fear of Flying, Bullets Edition
  48. Lawyer Fashionista: ElectionWear
  49. A Lesson in Criminal Defense Economics
  50. 2d Circuit’s Judge Newman Explains. Again
  51. Too Big to Fail, Too Small to Succeed (Update)
  52. Chief Justice Roberts Fiddles, Troy Davis To Die (Update)
  53. What’s Wrong with Propensity Evidence Anyway?
  54. No Joy for the Legal Satyr
  55. Terms of Endearment
  56. No Way For a Lawyer to Steal
  57. Molineux Redux: Common Scheme or Plan
  58. Change to F.R.E. 502 Protects Against Inadvertant Waiver of Privilege
  59. But For Video, Volume 32
  60. Note to Jailhouse Lawyers: Don’t Expect Me to Lie
  61. Inflammatory Rhetoric is Ugly, But Not Criminal
  62. Protecting Our Borders from Cozy Copyright Infringement
  63. Time for PDs to Let Go of Biglaw Envy
  64. A Lawyer’s Lesson About Inflammatory Rhetoric
  65. Southampton Strip Search Policy is Just Plain Nasty
  66. Miami Criminal Defense Lawyer Brian Tannenbaum’s “Truth”
  67. Let’s Close Wall Street’s Doors for a Week or Two (Update)
  68. McCain: Frank and Dodd are Criminal Co-Conspirators
  69. Wiretaps are Great for Parties
  70. Herring Argument Went Great! So we Lost?
  71. The (Enabled) Lost Cause of Federal Pleas (Update)
  72. It’s Not Easy Being Kevin O’Keefe
  73. The First Shoe Drops on Maryland Indigent Defendants
  74. Search Warrants: The Mess Left Behind
  75. Outsourcing Prosecutors is a Step Too Far
  76. Does The Rest of the 11th Circuit Agree?
  77. Anyone Can Do It
  78. Is the ABA Pimping for the FBI?
  79. Dow 10,000 (Market Close Update)
  80. Thirty Days of Smear
  81. Just Another Manic First Monday
  82. Worth Doing Right
  83. Women Blawg Just Fine
  84. 13 Years to the Day After (Update)
  85. Does Your Tushie Hurt?
  86. The Court is Persuaded. So What?
  87. How Low Can We Go?
  88. OT: My Delivery Issues with Newsday
  89. Video Appearances: Gain or Loss?
  90. Debate Lesson, Volume II
  91. NYPD Taser Lieutenant Commits Suicide
  92. Senate Averts Crisis, And Throws a Party!
  93. Dershowitz to Wall Street Whiz Kids: Lawyer Up
  94. When “One of Our Own” Goes to Prison
  95. Even Alaskan Senators Get the Blues
  96. Heller Hasn’t Made it to New York. Yet.

September 2008

  1. Paulson’s a Day Trader
  2. Tasers, It’s A Family Thing
  3. Why Law Review Articles Were Never Meant for Us (Update)
  4. House Votes NO (Update)
  5. The Bonus for being Main Street (Updates)
  6. Confusing an Execution with a Right
  7. Why the Ferrari? Why?
  8. The “Claymore Mine” of Tasers
  9. Grades Make Them Feel Bad
  10. Debate Lessons, Volume I
  11. 10 Things I Really Don’t Want to Hear About Today
  12. The Day of Cynicism (Update)
  13. What is Your Juror Thinking About Today?
  14. Tattoos; The Next Big Suspect Classification?
  15. 30 Minutes is All You Get in New York
  16. Myspace Suicude / Lori Drew Update
  17. Is Journalism the Cure for Wrongful Convictions?
  18. Once a Vulture, Always a Vulture
  19. A Truly Inspirational Speech From Washington
  20. The USA Patriot Bailout Act
  21. The Old “Stop Having Childen” Condition
  22. The Value Movement: Should New Associates Pay for the Privilege?
  23. Troy Davis Execution Stayed; Family “Furious”
  24. When Burt Pugach Calls, Hang Up. Fast.
  25. Will the Execution Proceed Anyway? (Update: Stay Granted!)
  26. As If Money Was No Object
  27. Big Blog Bailout?
  28. Electing the New Supreme Court
  29. Chicago Cops Feeling Unloved
  30. It’s Good to Work for the LIRR
  31. A Victim of Success
  32. Dear Mr. Lawyer, Please Help, I’m Innocent
  33. Colorblind Blawging
  34. Are the Guidelines the same for Diet Coke?
  35. Should Landlords be Subject to Free Excercise of Religion?
  36. “Fashion” Police Pack a Punch
  37. Hard Choices Sentencing a Kid Drug Dealer
  38. Bail All You Want, But…
  39. What Does Recession Mean for Criminal Lawyers?
  40. Mafia Cops: Conspirators Forever
  41. Lay Judges, Screw Litigants
  42. How to Impact a Senator? Through His Mercedes
  43. “Six-Pack” Scalia Excoriates Liberal Chicago Law School
  44. The Outrageously High Price of Special Prosecution (Update)
  45. Bunkbenches Save Money at Too High a Price
  46. “I’m A’Fixin’ to Tase You” Rag
  47. When Murder Loses its Meaning
  48. Going for Broke
  49. What Not To Wear, Republican Edition
  50. Blawger Victimized by Brooklyn Legal Aid Lawyer (Update!)
  51. The Lawprofs Respond: The Slackoisie are Differently Abled
  52. Clearance Sale – Burglary is a Loss Leader
  53. Lawblog 2008 a Smash in London
  54. Today would be a Good Day to go Solo
  55. Banking and Brokerage Got its Wish
  56. Is Anybody Listening?
  57. Galveston, Oh Galveston (Update)
  58. Somebody Should Help
  59. The Certainty of Simplicity (Hannity/SNL Update)
  60. Barry Kamins Turns Honorable
  61. But it was only 3 Taser Jolts, Judge
  62. AmEx to Disabled Children: Drop Dead
  63. Sitting or Standing, Passengers Lose Again
  64. The Bright Line of Privacy Ends at a Brooklyn Stoop
  65. Bob Simels Indicted in Plot to “Eliminate” Witnesses
  66. Does Asserting Rights Equal Reasonable Suspicion?
  67. I’m Not a Judge but I Play One on TV
  68. 9/11 There’s No More to My Story
  69. A Real American Hero Outside the RNC
  70. American Express: Scam “Member Projects” Contest Exposed
  71. Judge Lippman Wins 2008 Rehnquist Award for Judicial Excellence
  72. Junk Science: Lie Detection Outsourced to India
  73. Judge Cassell’s Latest Modest Proposal
  74. Utah AG Attacks Lawyers for a Vigorous Defense
  75. Double Deference Brings an Angry Dissent
  76. Fannie, Freddie and Me
  77. When Lawyers Get Too Close to Clients
  78. Disappointment Follows when there is No Murderer
  79. Judicial Fashionista: Does This Robe Make Me Look Fat?
  80. Crystal Blue Persuasion, and Other Failings
  81. When Lawprofs Meet Wikipedia
  82. Lawyer Fashionista: When Suits Shrink, Help Somebody Else
  83. So Whatever Happened to…Judge Tills and Lori Drew
  84. Where Do Sleazebag Ideas Come From?
  85. Prisoner Re-Entry, Even with Bells & Whistles, is Still a Problem
  86. When Cops Aren’t Cops at All
  87. Someone in Washington Who Finally Get’s It?
  88. He Said, She Said, Jon Stewart Version (Update)
  89. Journalism 101: Don’t Get Busted
  90. After Further Deliberations, I’ve Got Nothing
  91. The Way to Plea
  92. Althouse Knows The Inside of the Onion (Update)
  93. Too Much Information Costs a Chance at Freedom (Update)
  94. Protester Etiquette; Go Quietly into the Night?
  95. Teen Pregnancy is Not a Virtue
  96. New Crime, But No Perp
  97. Sheriff Fletcher’s Day in the Sun
  98. Wearing the American Hat
  99. Thoughts on the Return to the Bench
  100. Labor Day 2008, (Surf’s Up?)

August 2008

  1. Where are they now?
  2. Obama Saved by the Palin Debate
  3. Rumors of the Death of the Exclusionary Rule
  4. Trust Me, I’m from the Government (Part 2)
  5. Lesbians, The Latest Threat to Homeland Security? (Update)
  6. Bad Thing to Say During Summation #3
  7. Initial Reactions to Sarah Palin (Update)
  8. Brooklyn Lawyer Marina Tylo Deserves a Good Spanking
  9. The Hidden Purpose Behind Law Enforcement Advertising
  10. Dismissal for Government Interference with Right to Counsel Affirmed by Second Circuit
  11. Trust Me, I’m from the Government
  12. Three Ponies is Enough for Anybody
  13. Controlling the Rabble Outside (Update)
  14. Attack of the Killer Breasts (Updated)
  15. “Just Trying to Help” May Cost 15 Years
  16. Measuring Success: What’s a Lawprof to do? (Update)
  17. Feige’s “Raising the Bar” to Air September 1st
  18. CLTV 38: Film Noir Meets Wiggle Words
  19. No Hallmark Cards For You!
  20. Begging for a Crash
  21. Can 51% of Americans be Wrong?
  22. Will “Tough on Crime” Still be the Only Choice?
  23. Computer Forensics Expert as Private Investigator
  24. Homestyle Custodial Interrogation
  25. Build Schools, Not Jails
  26. The Slackoisie go to Law School
  27. One Part Harmony at the DOJ
  28. What Does a Winning Defendant Do?
  29. Cops are Cops, 24/7
  30. A Person of Interest
  31. Dropping a Kid Off at College
  32. Special Prosecutor is not Always the Answer
  33. Does Presumed Innocent Mean Less Than Innocent?
  34. Callousness Toward a Dog is Different
  35. Tainted by Google Forever
  36. And What Would Loose Originalists Do?
  37. At Least They Didn’t Get Medals (Yet)
  38. The Professional Business of Law
  39. Cops Just Can’t Catch a Break
  40. Teach Your Judges Well (Update)
  41. 2d Circuit On a Roll
  42. ICE Screws Up, Someone Dies
  43. Why Must Juries Be Unanimous Anyway?
  44. What Heller Hath Wrought? (Update)
  45. Okie DA Wants Names of his Critics (Update: Texas Comp)
  46. Should Federal Judges be Selected by Used Car Salesmen?
  47. Any Buyers?
  48. The “Guilty-Plea” Machine
  49. Even Lawprofs Get the Blues (Update)
  50. Government Responds to Lori Drew Dismissal Motion
  51. Solo Practice University Launches its New Home!
  52. NYC Tracking Plan: Expensive, Intrusive and Pointless?
  53. But What Do the Experts have to Say?
  54. John Lennon’s Killer Denied Parole Again
  55. Why Police Can’t Police Themselves
  56. Way Too Much Good Stuff in the Blawgosphere
  57. Of Feeds, Time and Courtesy to Fellow Blawgers
  58. Jurors are Jurors, Unless They aren’t On-Board (Update)
  59. The Risk of the Witness Interview (Update)
  60. The Cop Experience, From the Horse’s Mouth
  61. The Return of the Freebie at Starbucks
  62. The Secret To Winning Meme
  63. Cocaine Residue Conundrum Goes International
  64. “J” Schools Fail to Keep Up (Update)
  65. Comments as Lawyer Advertising? Don’t Bother (Update)
  66. Slowly, Slowly, Heller Makes Headway…
  67. Judges Bash Media Bashing
  68. It’s Easier to Say “I’m Sorry”
  69. Seeing Road Rage Through Other Eyes
  70. Kuehne Revisited: Now it was All a Mistake?
  71. Undercharged? Tough Break, Says 9th Circuit
  72. It’s Just the Internet, Folks
  73. 66 Months Sounded Too Good to be True
  74. A Death in Swissvale that Defies Explanation
  75. So Maybe a Siesta is a Good Idea?
  76. The Secret to Winning, Finally Revealed!
  77. The Price of Texas Bravado (Update)
  78. Not the Way to Influence a Federal Prosecutor
  79. A Silly Millisecond Longer
  80. “War for Oil” Comes Back to Bite Us
  81. Conflict of Laws: California versus United States
  82. Breaking News: John Gotti Arrested. Again.
  83. Don’t Ignore the Sentencing Floor
  84. Teaching “Justice,” Prosecutor-Style
  85. Mimi Coffey Asks: What About My Kids!
  86. Defendants Exposed in Courthouse Confessions
  87. The Second Wave of Mortgage Fraud
  88. The Laptop Quarantine (Los Angeles Update)
  89. Is a Judge Like an Umpire?
  90. Experience as Deep as a Puddle
  91. Undecided or Ignorant, The Swing Voter Rules
  92. How to Entice a “White Collar Associate”
  93. Sympathy for the Biglaw Devil
  94. What Kind of Idiot… (Twisted Update)
  95. Challenging Acquitted Conduct Sentencing
  96. Follow-Up on the “Big Shove”

July 2008

  1. Still in Jail? Blame the Cellphone
  2. Clearly, It’s Obvious
  3. That’s Why They Call Them Rats
  4. Stealing the Intangible Right to Honesty
  5. New York Times to Sex Offenders: Drop Dead (Sorta)
  6. Doug Berman Needs a Break!
  7. The Next ATL Blawging Star
  8. Message or Messenger?
  9. One Lecture By a Cop with Many, Many Lessons
  10. What to do when the PSR is Really Wrong
  11. But For Video, Volume 31 (Update)
  12. Blawg Review #170
  13. Corporations Just Don’t Behave Like Other Defendants
  14. Cop Love Sunday
  15. The Birth of a New Niche, Hired-Gun Prosecutor?
  16. Judge Gertner Rejects “False Uniformity” in Sentencing Guidelines
  17. More DNA Follies: The Context Effect
  18. A “Spam King” Snaps (Update)
  19. If a Defense Lawyer Ruled Texas
  20. The Apple Didn’t Fall Far From Rudy’s Tree
  21. Judge John Gleeson’s Moral Compass
  22. Lori Drew Dismissal Motion: Is It Enough?
  23. Safer or Sicker: A Peek into your Neighbor’s Lives
  24. Promises of Privacy Give Way to the Cops (Update)
  25. Bad Court Thingy Explains the Screwed Pooch Thingy
  26. Blawg Review from the Trenches (Update)
  27. What Happens When You’re Run Down by Former DA Pirro?
  28. Are Lawyers Stealing From the (not so) Poor?
  29. An Originalist’s View of the Exclusionary Rule
  30. Investment Tip: Taser International
  31. The “Science” of Plea Bargaining
  32. Slackoisie: Boomers Screwed the Pooch
  33. Things That Won’t Survive, Part 1 (Update)
  34. DNA, What are the Odds?
  35. The Re-Education of Adam Liptak
  36. What’s the Rusch to Search a Law Office?
  37. Can’t You Smell That Smell
  38. Gerry Spence, Blawger (Update)
  39. Will Cuomo Dig Deep Enough?
  40. Cops, Coffee and Crime
  41. What the Constitution Ought to Say
  42. If Physicians Dislike Malpractice, They Will Really Hate This
  43. Oral Argument on NY Judicial Salary Case
  44. When the First National Bank of Criminal Law Closed Its Doors
  45. An Early Morning Knock on the Door
  46. Scalia’s Emanations and Penumbras
  47. Danger Jim Robinson — Making the Terror List
  48. Convictions Suspended Indefinitely
  49. Bronx DA Subpoena Tries a Scam and Gets Caught
  50. Things to do While Waiting For a Verdict in Texas
  51. New Yorker: Only for Really Cool People (Update)
  52. Sheriff Gets a Pass on Stupid Cop Tricks
  53. Compelling Disclosure of Anonymous Posters (Update)
  54. The Non-Aggression Pact on Judicial Nominations Expands: Lawyers Now Included?
  55. Reader Mailbag No. 4
  56. Proposed “Non-Aggression Pact” on Federal Judicial Appointments of Law Profs
  57. But For Video, Volume 29
  58. Some Will Die This Winter
  59. If It Makes No Sense in English, Then What About Spanish?
  60. Brandishing a Right After Heller
  61. Should Troopers Prosecute?
  62. Two Pimps Meet Face to Face
  63. “Sorry” Does Not Make for a Federal Judicial Nomination
  64. Just Doing What Comes Unnaturally
  65. Just Doing What Comes Naturally
  66. Are Criminal Defense Lawyers Targets of Violence?
  67. Confrontation, Counsel and a Defendant Who Just Won’t Behave Himself
  68. When Law Schools Cheat (Update)
  69. Memo to Paterson: Give us a Leader
  70. The Politics of FISA Capitulation
  71. Can You Tell if Someone is Lying?
  72. To Serve the Elderly
  73. This Year’s Loser Job
  74. Meeting the Neighbors
  75. Better to Be Lucky
  76. Dwe
  77. Wanna Fight with Snow White?
  78. Messages Sent, Messages Received
  79. Sitting in the Dock of the ‘Bay
  80. Are You a Justice Maker?
  81. An Unholy Alliance
  82. Our 232nd* Year and It Doesn’t Look Promising
  83. Is This What They Think of Criminal Defense Lawyers?
  84. Stop Thinking — Like a Lawyer
  85. Aitzaz Ahsan: U.S. Silent About Ousted Judge in Pakistan
  86. And More Videos of “One Bad Apple(s)”
  87. There’s a Disruption in the Force Contest
  88. Consent to Search — Writing Required?
  89. When the “Castle Doctrine” Goes Nuts
  90. Driving with Cellphones, The Anti View
  91. Morgenthau Responds: No One Forced Bibb
  92. Tankleff, Finally Over But No Closure
  93. Testify or Jail, A Connecticut Lawyer’s Dilemma

June 2008

  1. Cops Pay Homage (and Cash) to Skelos, New King of the Senate
  2. Taking Judge Posner’s “Ostrich” Debate to the Mats (Update: Roberts/Liptak Mud Wrestling)
  3. One Juror’s Thoughts on Acquitted Conduct Sentencing
  4. The Fallacy of Original Intent
  5. Are Law Professors Afraid of the Practical Blawgosphere? (Update: Justice Scalia’s Comment)
  6. LexMonitor Week 2: Francisco Franco is Still Dead
  7. New Florida Chief Justice: Treat People Fairly
  8. Ask Mr. Simple Justice, Gun Edition
  9. Steven Hatfill is still a Person of Interest
  10. But What Would Justice Jackson Say About Heller?
  11. NYT: Oil Speculators are our Friends
  12. Aitzaz Ahsan to Speak at New York City Bar
  13. Silence from the Grave
  14. Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition
  15. Another Thought on Heller
  16. The Heller Decision: A Massive Disappointment For All
  17. D.C. v. Heller Decision: Individual Right, Maybe, Sorta
  18. Scruggs Judge Biggers: Blogger Is Worthy
  19. Book Review: Your Witness, Lessons on Cross-Examination (Update)
  20. No Death Penalty for Child Rape
  21. Special Districts Try Their Hand at Spinning
  22. Drunk Driving, Crime or Not?
  23. New York’s Finest Get Tasers
  24. Was DOJ Hiring “Corrupt”?
  25. Justice Thomas says I’m a Sword
  26. The Problem with SCOTUS
  27. Nice Letter, Lawyer Letter
  28. Creating a Master List of the Practical Criminal Law Blawgosphere
  29. Rothgery Gets a Lawyer
  30. Bernstein at Volokh: I’m One of the Little People!
  31. The Public Defender Blawgosphere; It’s Huge!
  32. Former ADA Admits Throwing the Palladium Murder Case
  33. George Carlin, 71, Dead of Heart Failure
  34. Do Real Lawyers Use LexMonitor?
  35. Why Lawyers Letters are Scary, But Shouldn’t Be
  36. Brutal Attack on Memphis Cop’s Fist By Transexual’s Face
  37. Who Does Al Sharpton Call?
  38. When It Happens To a Cop
  39. Obama on Telecom Immunity
  40. Telecoms Get Immunity; The Nation is Safe
  41. There’s Competency and There’s Competency
  42. The Missing Defendant
  43. Bear Stearns Pair Walk the Walk
  44. Help Wanted: Chief Judge, No Experience Necessary
  45. How To Wiretap, or Not
  46. A Lesson in Real Law (or A Bad Day in Court)
  47. Just Say No to More Law Schools
  48. My Problem With the Innocence Project is… (Update)
  49. Doctors’ Orders
  50. Michigan Fails to Defend Its Poor
  51. John Yoo Ain’t Afraid
  52. AP to Blawgosphere: Drop Dead (Update)
  53. Who’s at Fault For the Kozinski Kerfluffle?
  54. Is She “Yer Honor” When She Leaves the Bench?
  55. Jersey Goes Way Wrong on Bail
  56. Breaking News: Tiger Wins in Sudden Death
  57. Bullying: Editors Murder a Tree
  58. Before You Hit the Send Button
  59. Indigent Defense Attacked At ACS
  60. How to Spoil a Good Day
  61. Sponsorship Opportunity
  62. The Bully Pulpit
  63. Who Do You Want to Represent?
  64. South Carolina Gets Its Voice in the Blawgosphere
  65. Tiger Woods Plays Golf
  66. Kozinski Bails: Now It’s a Problem
  67. Taking Stock of the Supremes
  68. 6th Amendment Fire Sale
  69. What If Someone Threw a Celebrity Trial and No One Came?
  70. An Unpleasant But Necessary Lesson in Legal Economics
  71. Gun Control Gives Up and Shifts Gears
  72. What Can Boumediene Do For You?
  73. So Just How Many Innocents For One Guilty Man?
  74. The Ties That Bind
  75. Increase Ordered for New York Judges
  76. Judge Alex Kozinski: “I Didn’t Know it was Public” (With Photo Update!)
  77. Viewsday: Journalists Trying to Blog, But …
  78. Snapple-osophy: Mind Your Own Business
  79. Dishonor in the NBA
  80. The Disinhibition of Debt
  81. Hospital Indictment Is Not a Cure
  82. Newspapers: 44% Say No Bloggers Allowed
  83. Technorati Free Fall (Update: Loop Closure x 2)
  84. Maintaining Minimum Standards (Update)
  85. Arbitration versus Captive Arbitration (Updated)
  86. Rehabilitating a Verdict
  87. Counseling Crime
  88. Ode to Cornell University, Ivy and All
  89. Welcome Home, Willie Horton
  90. Now That Fieger’s Acquitted, Was He Wrong?
  91. Legal Funnies: A Potential Human Being
  92. Just Do What The Cop Says
  93. Alberto Gonzalez Finds Gainful Employment
  94. Riots in the Street
  95. Welcome to Peking Law School
  96. Liberals Want Their Constitution Back
  97. The Slackoisie Fight Back
  98. Does Incarceration Reduce Public Safety?
  99. What Smells About the DC Checkpoint Scheme
  100. Barry Kamins Heads NY Task Force on Wrongful Convictions
  101. KSM Wins at Gitmo Tribunal
  102. No Money Laundering, But They’re Keeping the Cash
  103. Restaino Gets The Boot
  104. The Indigent Defendant’s Right to a Jury Consultant
  105. Kuby Flying on Air America
  106. 90 Days Rejected for Female Teacher’s Student Obsession
  107. Spiderman, Spiderman, Climbing for the Environment
  108. Ambulance Chasing, Criminal Law Edition
  109. Risky Business: Chinese Lawyers Fighting for Rights
  110. Hahvahd Ain’t What She Used to Be
  111. The Blawgosphere Loves a List
  112. The Federal Numbers Game Debunked
  113. Gerry Spence, Superstar
  114. Breaking News
  115. Serious Blawgers
  116. The “Allen” Charge, Democracy and Dinner Reservations
  117. Will the Sky Fall Today on New York Justice?
  118. Fascination with Crime and Criminals
  119. Bad Boys, Bad Boys, Whatcha gonna do…
  120. Toying With Children’s Emotions About Death

May 2008

  1. An American in Paris
  2. Practical Blawgosphere: More Ebb Than Flow?
  3. 10 Commandments Redux in Ohio
  4. Mel Weiss to WSJ: Unfair and Demeaning
  5. The Late Night Email
  6. A Civics Lesson From a Young Woman
  7. 2d Circuit Affirms in Doninger Appeal: Student Speech Crushed
  8. Teacher Du Jour: Wendy Portillo of Port St. Lucie, FL
  9. The Silent Majority is Back
  10. Gun Anecdote Proves Nothing
  11. The Same-Sex Marriage Fight is Over; Sanity Wins
  12. Litigator Whines, Fly Me! (Update)
  13. Shame First, Convict Later
  14. Humanizing Mel Weiss
  15. Why We Think Like Mush
  16. Millennials: It’s Awesome to be Us
  17. SJ to WSJ: Stop Stealing My Stuff!
  18. Do Baby Governments Need Their Own Sarbanes-Oxley?
  19. A Prosecutor Discovers the Joys of “Clients”
  20. Harvard Law Review Activist Ripped to Shreds
  21. Has a College Education Reached Oversaturation?
  22. Criminal Lawyers Market with Class
  23. The Start of a Hamptons Summer
  24. Is the Death Penalty the Worst Punishment?
  25. Memorial Day 2008
  26. Judges Around the World (Update)
  27. Texas Plans to Fight Return of Children
  28. Eight Months Later, The Lie Revealed
  29. Is Voter Education the Answer for Judges?
  30. Fieger: David or Goliath?
  31. When White Powder Law Meets White Collar
  32. Sympathy For The Devil
  33. Slip Sliding Away
  34. Donninger Update: Better Timely Than Never
  35. That Shiny New SUV
  36. How Many Miracles Do We Have Left?
  37. Once There Was a Bluebook
  38. Departmental Charges Against Sean Bell Officers
  39. Payback For Camera Boy’s Father
  40. Hull to Gen Y Lawyers: Get It or Get Out
  41. New Poll: No Raise For Judges
  42. The Latest Flavor, Vito Fossella
  43. Cop Solicitations, The Veiled Threat
  44. 4 Cops Fired. Big deal.
  45. Child Porn Anyone?
  46. The Judicial Death Penalty
  47. Spitting Bullets Is Deadly
  48. The Danger of Tape Recorders
  49. Is Same-Sex the New Racism?
  50. Contraction and Expansion of the Media Universe
  51. Cops Gone Wild No. 49
  52. Getting Away With Murder
  53. Randazza To Wed; Feminists Aghast
  54. NY School Lawyers Fight Back
  55. Pain From the Other Side
  56. Fighting the Tyranny of the Reasonable
  57. Another Reason We Need Gay Marriage
  58. Crossed I’s, Dotted T’s, Enough
  59. Megan Meier Suicide Brings Lori Drew Indictment
  60. New Blood in the Blawgosphere
  61. Fieger Takes: Gerry Spence, Abusive Agents and the Norm in Detroit
  62. Picking Juries, Federal Style
  63. Hitting the Internet Wall
  64. Judges, Don’t Make Us Spank You
  65. When Prosecutors Go Hollywood
  66. Indigent Defense Problem? Study It!
  67. Commerce and Crime
  68. We Need an Innocence Commission of One
  69. When Twitter is Too Deep
  70. Scratch Bill O’Reilly
  71. Through Windy’s Eyes
  72. Testilying Without Fear
  73. A New District Attorney for Manhattan?
  74. OT: Futzing With Blawgs
  75. Mom, Revisited
  76. Challenging a Cop’s Simple Truth
  77. NY Courts: Nobody Does Too Well
  78. Laywer Fashionista: Décolletage or Disaster?
  79. “The Predominant Class Will Be Lawyers”
  80. McCain: All Mom and Apple Pie
  81. Rockefeller Drug Laws Turn 35
  82. A Blawger Sits in the Balcony Because He’s Not Real
  83. Another Proud Moment in Law Enforcement History
  84. If You Don’t Already Agree, Get Lost!
  85. Uma, Meet Emily
  86. Over 200 Arrested, But Nothing Accomplished
  87. Brady Violations Come Home to Roost
  88. Detention or Lawsuit? The Angry Professor’s Choice
  89. Would You Buy A Used Car From A Blogger?
  90. A Most Extraordinary Raid
  91. If You Thought Judge Judy Was Bad…
  92. Who Makes the Rules At The ABA?
  93. From Cablevision, With Love
  94. Starting a Movement
  95. New York’s Finest Back to its Old Tricks
  96. The Unexplained 9 Months
  97. Paul Cassell: Blacks Deserve To Be In Prison
  98. Real Harm That Happens in School
  99. Keeping Prosecutors Honest
  100. When Government Causes Small Damage
  101. Confronting the Dead Witness
  102. “It’s My Job” and other Stupid Pet Tricks
  103. If We Did What Mastercard Does
  104. Kaye to Judges: Don’t Rock The Boat!
  105. Geeklawyer, Available For Trials and Birthday Parties
  106. Stealing Sex, the New Frontier?
  107. Court of Appeals Bucks The Trend
  108. Laying Blame For Prisons on the Dems
  109. The Presumption of a Fraudulent Democracy
  110. New Flavors of Spam: Ciallis is Passe; Now It’s Lawyers
  111. Out-Sourcing May Have Its Burning Issues
  112. Making Children the Gatekeepers of the Courthouse
  113. Blawg Stuff: How To Keep Up With Alltop (Updated)
  114. How Not To Announce You’ve Arrived

April 2008

  1. Do Cops Save Lives, Ruin Lives, or Run?
  2. No Druggies in College Upheld
  3. Lawyer Fashionista: Jurors Care Too
  4. Civil Disobedience Can Start A Revolution
  5. Cheap Tricks at the Fieger Trial
  6. Practical Blawgosphere: Lawyers In 3D
  7. “Writing the Brief,” Excerpts From Scalia’s New Book
  8. OT: “Blow” Is Only A Figure of Speech
  9. The NACDL Comes to Town
  10. A Prosecutor’s Eyes Wide Shut
  11. The Charming Nino Scalia
  12. What Do 100 Blacks Know?
  13. Actions, Reactions, Over-reactions
  14. Opening Bravado Undermines Conviction
  15. Should Courts Consider The Efficacy of Police Tactics?
  16. A Big Win For A Young Lawyer
  17. Is It Too Broken?
  18. Sean Bell Verdict Aftermath
  19. Snipes: Is General Deterrence Enough of a Reason?
  20. Loving Losing Arguments
  21. The Dignity of the Court At Stake
  22. But Will the Church Insure You?
  23. Virginia v. Moore: The Cynics Win Again!
  24. Anticipating the Sean Bell Verdict
  25. The Scoundrel Among Us
  26. Ashcroft: Mean or Just Stupid?
  27. Cop Busted By Fed-Up Attorney
  28. Shocking Turnaround, Yates Declines Albany Post
  29. Why Is It So Difficult to Execute Someone?
  30. New York, The Law School State
  31. “But This Other Guy…” and Other Fine Questions
  32. Justice Stevens’ Rights, Unless He’s Wrong
  33. What’s The Reasonable Cost for Trial?
  34. Lock ‘Em Up America, Part 2
  35. The Right to Defend
  36. Branded
  37. 5th Grade is a Tough Year in New York
  38. Hard Times for Hard Drives At The Border
  39. Skewering For Sport
  40. The Undisputed King of Quantity
  41. Earth Day Still Matters
  42. Where to Draw The DNA Line
  43. LA Prosecutors Get Split Ends
  44. The New Subjugation
  45. It’s The Economy, Stupid
  46. Another Way For Lawyers to Embarrass Themselves
  47. Things That Should Always Happen
  48. Schools Have Rules, No. 17 – Gale Ladehoff
  49. Schools Have Rules, No.16
  50. Genius Stewardesses Save Flight From Religious Fanatic
  51. No Free Rides in Vancouver, eh?
  52. Judicial Foot Stamping, And Still No Love
  53. The Death Penalty Outside the Box
  54. A New Neighbor From The Hinterlands – Judgment Day
  55. Open Thread on Newsday Op-Ed
  56. Consentus Interruptus
  57. All Quiet on the West Texas Polygamist Front
  58. Batterer “Forfeits” Right to Confrontation
  59. Avvo To Bloggers: Promote Us, Baby!
  60. The Baze Underbelly
  61. This Apple Fell Far From The Tree
  62. We’re Martians to Civil Litigators
  63. Obama: Elitist But Right?
  64. What to do with Chronic Subway Groper
  65. If Smearing Doesn’t Work, Blame Osama (Updated)
  66. The Boom Days Are Over, According to Hall
  67. Immigration Law, The Ugliest Duckling
  68. Are Prosecutors Worthy of Total Immunity?
  69. Things That Should Never Happen
  70. Op-Eds Must Still Be Grounded In Reality
  71. A Heartfelt Reply to Alberto Gonzalez
  72. SCOTUS Reporting: Just the Facts?
  73. Making America Safe for the Chi-Coms
  74. Stay Pending Writ of Prohibition Granted in Filipino Nurses Case (Update)
  75. Tapped to Represent “Orphans” at SCOTUS
  76. Reader Mailbag No. 3
  77. Who’s Seeking Justice Anyway?
  78. Senator Sessions Gets Religion
  79. Clinton on Crime: Me Too!
  80. Lessons From Sean Bell: Conflicted Prosecution
  81. Hey Sailor, Wanna Date?
  82. Free Consultations No More
  83. Indigent Defense Caps Make Rates a Joke
  84. Chief Judge Kaye Pulls The Trigger
  85. When Grocery Clerks Run Schools
  86. FBI: This Is Our Cash Now
  87. Torch Trumps Constitution in San Francisco
  88. Giving Meaning to Jury Instructions
  89. Cops Trained to Testify: Fair Game To A Point
  90. NYT Bullying Story: Less Than Perfect
  91. Don’t Mess With The Donald
  92. Rusty Hardin Wrongly Maligned For Roger Clemens
  93. Tax Assessor, Heal Thyself
  94. What Should Law School Be? A Mobblog
  95. Judicial Selection: Does Any Method Work?
  96. Selbin Update: The Case Settles (Update)
  97. Should Youtube Be Responsible?
  98. Passing the MPRE: Knowing vs. Having Ethics
  99. The Perks of Office
  100. Lawyers: Can’t Live With Them
  101. Rules, Misconceptions and Conspiracy Theories
  102. Understanding Judge Weinstein
  103. Jester Judge and Creative Sentencing
  104. Life and Death in the Blawgosphere
  105. Stossel’s Folly: Selbin Responds
  106. Comments From the Jesters Raise a Question
  107. Don’t Twitter Me
  108. Sean Bell: 50 Wasted Bullets
  109. The Limousine Liberal Syndrome
  110. Come Out For Literacy Nassau
  111. A Scathing Dissent From Judge Merritt, 6th Circuit
  112. NYSACDL: Compounded Failures and Deep Disappointment
  113. Liptak Headed To Washington
  114. Naked Co-Ed Lawprof Mud-Wrestling
  115. John Stossel, American Patriot
  116. Bad Business Is A Crime
  117. Work-Life Balance or Professionalism: Who Wins?
  118. Federal Restitution Changes Could Be A Disaster
  119. How To Explain Why the Lawyers Were So Wrong
  120. Lawyer Fashionista: What Not to Wear Shopping
  121. Giuliani, For the Defense
  122. What Do Doctors Think About Guns?
  123. Buying Talent Around the Ivy League
  124. Discarded DNA: Fair Game For Cops?
  125. Old Lawyer in the Hallway
  126. Congestion Pricing and The Cost of Life
  127. Defying Gravity: Supreme Decline to Hear Acquitted Conduct
  128. How Dangerous Can One Man Be? (Updated)
  129. The Best April Fool’s Post Ever
  130. The Price of a Public Trial
  131. OT: First Show of the Season
  132. Ignorance of the Law
  133. Done Deal: NY Judges Get 67% Raise

March 2008

  1. Who Bears the Cost of a Strip-Search?
  2. 150 Years Is A Very Long Time
  3. Hero Lawprof Backs Practical Education
  4. Vermont Supremes Raise Privacy to the Sky
  5. Movie Review Review: Stop Loss
  6. They Want Grades Too?
  7. When Worlds Collide: Law As Savior of Science
  8. But You Knew The Bill Would Come (Update)
  9. Practical Blawgosphere: Maintaining Civility
  10. Corruption Follows When One Lawyer Is In Charge
  11. Nowhere Left To Go For Sex Offender
  12. Cop Tases 11 Year Old Learning Disabled Girl
  13. Yates Named Paterson’s Counsel
  14. Como Se Dice, “Slammer?”
  15. Meet The Newest TV Idols, The DEA!
  16. Judge Cassell Offers The Rationale Behind Victims’ Rights
  17. He’s Such a Jerk That He Should Be . . . What?
  18. 36 Years In Solitary Ends
  19. Oprah’s Big Give Considered
  20. Legal Gibberish Blows The Plea
  21. The Right To Fly Solo, Because…
  22. Vouching For Your Client’s Innocence (Update)
  23. Banks New Tactic: Smear DataTreasury
  24. Fear As A Legitimate Prosecutorial Tactic
  25. How Many Wrongful Convictions Are Acceptable?
  26. Texas Win Could Cost American Lives
  27. Apology To Cookeville Cop, More or Less
  28. Justice Is Circular in Alabama
  29. A Criminal Failure to Protect
  30. Newsflash! Governor Paterson Is Human
  31. Just Paint A Target On His Head Already
  32. Legislators Caught In Partisanship Grinder
  33. Just Don’t Annoy the Stewardess
  34. Beware The Permanent Underclass
  35. Is Felony Mediation The Cure?
  36. “Neither Force Nor Will, But Merely Judgment”
  37. Dirty Words Aren’t As Bad As Censorship
  38. More Neighbors in the Practical Blawgosphere
  39. Settlement Demands Have Their Risks
  40. No Role for Religion. None. (Update)
  41. A Moron Plays 5000 Questions
  42. When The Jester is a Clown
  43. Great Stuff Elsewhere
  44. Little “Girls Gone Wild,” Again
  45. NY Judges and Lawyers Square Off Over Pay
  46. Ben Brafman Worked a Miracle
  47. Eyewitness IDs, Problem No. 16
  48. The Blogging Assasin
  49. Convicted For What? Nixzmary Aftermath
  50. An Easter Invitation – BAT08
  51. John White Sentenced to 2-4 in Cicciaro Killing (Update)
  52. Another Simple Solution to Prison Costs
  53. Junk Science, Jersey Edition
  54. The Heller Oracles Speak (Update)
  55. Manslaughter Conviction In Nixzmary Case
  56. Why “No Problem” Is A Problem
  57. The Constitution, As of 1868
  58. Why A Death Penalty? Cuz They Need Killin’
  59. Cavity Epidemic in Albany
  60. Gov. Paterson Admits Affair!
  61. Do NOT Try This At Home
  62. Even Meltdowns Have Silver Linings (Update)
  63. Rothgery Oral Argument: It’s Easy to be PC
  64. Will Convictions Be A Blank Slate?
  65. The Contingent Greening of America
  66. Some Nagging Questions on the Economy
  67. SCOTUS Today, When Does Right to Counsel Attach?
  68. An Imperfect But Critical Balance of Power (Update)
  69. Pass The Torch to the Left
  70. When Secrecy Was King — The FISA Court
  71. Where’s My Bailout? (Update)
  72. The High Price of Hookers For Judges
  73. Small Courtesy: Just Let Them Know
  74. The End of the Line
  75. But It’s the Cops
  76. Feige Hits the Small Screen
  77. Avvo Sues Jersey to Share The Wealth
  78. The Washington & Lee Experiment
  79. Poor Alan Dershowitz; Where Did He Go?
  80. Tasered Again: Dudley DoRight Is Gone
  81. Stuff You Ought to Know
  82. When Candy Goes Underground
  83. Forgotten, But Not Gone
  84. The Second Chance Act — A Good Start
  85. Spitzer Aftermath; What to Expect
  86. Cries in the Dark: Decriminalization
  87. Crimes of the Times
  88. Why Is Spitzer Silent? (Update)
  89. Universal Legal Representation
  90. Why Would He Do It? Letterman’s Top 10
  91. Hershman (Who?) For The Defense (Update: Mystery Solved)
  92. Rejecting Ruling, School Bars Student. Again (Updated)
  93. Spitzer Aside: Money Laundering Considered
  94. Why Eliot Spitzer Should Get Better Than He Gave (Update)
  95. Eliot Spitzer: I’m a Jester Too! UPDATE: Spitzer Does NOT Resign!
  96. Kentucky, Center of the Anonymous Universe
  97. What Does More of the Same Prove?
  98. Shame On You
  99. Judges, Jesters and “Mirth is King”
  100. Ghost of the Flea: Litigants Never Learn
  101. Some Facts About Teaching Facts
  102. When The Phone Rings; Stages in a Lawyer’s Career
  103. Practical Blawgosphere: Perpetrating Fraud
  104. Proof of Truth in the Blawgosphere
  105. The Antidote For a Lousy Education?
  106. $42M? I Can Do It For Less
  107. Ethics 101 Midterm
  108. Simplistic Assumptions: Confusing The Person With the Job
  109. The Last Charitable Dollar
  110. Who Is WordPress And Why Is He Stalking Me?
  111. Why Lawyers Shouldn’t Use Photoshop
  112. The Worst Time to be a Criminal Defense Lawyer?
  113. Enilightened Self-Interest: It’s Showtime!
  114. Have Neo-Cons Put Judges At Risk?
  115. 5 Myths; Truth or Fiction?
  116. Doninger: Student Speech Gets a Second Chance
  117. Nino Scalia: Pinup Babe
  118. When He Says “Jump”, You Ask “How High?”
  119. In Tough Times, Should Government Have a Free Hand?
  120. When Plea Bargains Go South
  121. Geragos Finally Wins One!
  122. So What Does Tribe Think of Heller?
  123. Lawyer’s Labors Result in Indictment
  124. Lawfully Forcing a 13 Year Old Girl
  125. Why Definitions Matter: Politics versus Ideology
  126. More Bad 1st Amendment Spam Law
  127. It Pays To Have A Good Lawyer in Buffalo
  128. What 2d Lt. Wales Now Knows
  129. A Blogger Comes of Age Under Fire
  130. Economics 101
  131. Avvo: Dinner is Served
  132. Are Liberals Responsible For Mass Incarceration?
  133. Biglaw Blawgosphere: Does This Tie Match?
  134. YarmulkeGate: Jews and Texas Justice
  135. The General Deterrence Presumption
  136. School Massacres: It’s Not Just The Weapons
  137. A Healthier Tension In Academia

February 2008

  1. Defending Cellphones to the Death
  2. Cheap At Half the Price
  3. The Spinning of The Pew Report
  4. Some Alternatives to Sentencing Are Just Plain Bad
  5. The Justices on Writing and Advocacy
  6. If It’s Squeaky Clean, Then It’s Not Quite New York
  7. Love Letters to Men of Honor
  8. The Panamanian President, John McCain
  9. Money For Nothing
  10. Guess Who?
  11. William F. Buckley, 1925-2008
  12. With the DEA’s Permission
  13. Logical Fallacies and Non-Lawyer Commentary
  14. Law Students: Starting Out Wrong, Ending Up Miserable
  15. What Juries Can Never Know
  16. Graced with Another New Blawg, And One Previously Unmentioned
  17. The Great Divide: China Edition
  18. The Great Equalizer
  19. Car Searches: Supremes Take On Arizona v. Gant
  20. And The Award Goes To…
  21. Will The Nader Effect Strike Again?
  22. If You Don’t Believe Me, Then Read This
  23. The Blogosphere, Mainstream Media, and Pain
  24. But For Video, Volume 28
  25. Why Is A Cop’s Death Different?
  26. Are Videotaped Confessions The Answer? (Updated)
  27. Balance in the Work-Life Continuum
  28. Practical Blawgosphere: Pushing For the Objection
  29. Getting More Than You Paid For
  30. Has Miranda Outlived Its Usefulness?
  31. Rental Cars Find New Revenue Stream
  32. Housekeeping: Anon Comment
  33. Die or Comply: The “Right” of Self-Defense
  34. Only One Post Today?
  35. Breaking Blog News: Don’t Break News
  36. How Hard On Restaino?
  37. Encouraging Incompetence: The Supremes Munch on Herring
  38. Secret Blawgers, Pro and Con
  39. But For Video, Volume 27
  40. Punditry In A Perfect World
  41. More Than One Way To Prove Your Credibility
  42. The Fastest Growing Specialty in Law? You Dog!
  43. Now It’s The Trains Too
  44. The Measure of Prosperity, And Why People Steal
  45. Salute to Presidents Day
  46. Why Committees Create Camels
  47. I Want A Real Attorney
  48. An Honest Politician
  49. Departure From What?
  50. Can We At Least Finish The Trial First?
  51. Explaining Our Government To Our Children
  52. Let’s Not Forget Who’s Minding The Store
  53. A Game The Whole Family Can Play
  54. Clemens Isn’t Guilty Because of Race
  55. Of Northern Illinois University and Death
  56. You Can’t Make This Stuff Up
  57. Preservation of Error, The Magical Escape
  58. The Busiest Lawyer on Long Island
  59. Happy-Slapping, Another Sick Fad, Kills One And Puts Another in Prison
  60. Like Your Clients
  61. What’s That Smell? Yesterday Telecoms, Today Banks
  62. What If Someone is Tasered And There’s No Video?
  63. Daily Dose of Heller
  64. DNA Exoneration Takes Another Weird Turn
  65. A Politically Incorrect, But Unfortunately Accurate, View of Taxes
  66. Clemens Caught in the Perjury Trap (Update)
  67. Simple Justice Now Has One Rule
  68. Scalia Has Outsmarted Us Again
  69. Simple Justice is 1 Year Old Today
  70. The Senate Has Voted: Privacy is Dead (Olbermann Video Update)
  71. When the Lawyer Fails
  72. Calling a Witness to Plead the Fifth (Updated)
  73. More Heller: What Do The States Think?
  74. How The Other Half Thinks About Wiretaps
  75. Why Law Review Will Make You Rich!
  76. ABA Calls for Prosecutorial Ethics
  77. Avvo Giveth and Avvo Taketh Away
  78. You Could Be President, If They Let You In
  79. When Private Practice Isn’t For You
  80. Will Lawprofs Really Loosen Up?
  81. For the Sake of Our Safety From Foreign Threats, and Pizza
  82. Random Thoughts on the State of the Blawgosphere
  83. President Bush, Embodiment of America
  84. Trading Cash For Junkets At The Federal Courthouse
  85. Common Sense As the Easy Alternative To Thought
  86. NRA Says No 2d Amendment RKBA For You!
  87. The Hidden Risks
  88. Where Did Those Years of Work Go?
  89. Mukasey’s Logical Disconnect on Crack
  90. The Most Disturbing Post in the Blogosphere? (Updated)
  91. Rebirth of the Megatrial
  92. But How Did They Know?
  93. Lawyer Advertising: Separating Content From Delivery
  94. Surviving Prison, Part II
  95. Life Without Parole: Children Thrown Away
  96. The Need for Campaign Finance Reform, If You Happen to Hate it
  97. Waiving the (Red) Flag
  98. The Unusual Politics of Connecticut
  99. Martindale-Hubbell Blog Makes Avvo Look Classy
  100. A New Rule That Smells Really Bad
  101. Ohio’s Finest Make Me Sick, Thanks To Gideon
  102. Wall Street Journal: Peter Lattman Goes Legit
  103. Jail on $40 a Day?
  104. Survivor: Blawgosphere Version
  105. The New York Democratic Primary Primer
  106. An Unpleasant View of Seattle
  107. ALM’s Legal Journalist versus ALM’s Citizen Journalist
  108. Money Talks Louder Than Fear
  109. The Forgotten 9th
  110. The Morning After The Giants Won
  111. How Many Blogs Are Too Many?
  112. “Dear S–t Face” Is Just Not The Way To Collect
  113. Can The Nonviolent Offender Survive Prison?
  114. Campaign to Undermine Counsel, But No Remedy (Updated)
  115. Finally, A Good Reason to go Republican
  116. New Blawgs in the Hood
  117. New York (Unlike Texas) Has Boring District Attorneys
  118. But Lawprofs, It’s Just A Story
  119. Wesley Snipes Aquitted: Lessons Learned and Blown
  120. Court To NY Lawyers: If You Do It, It’s Advertising
  121. Victims Want Veto Over Plea Agreements
  122. Legal Fashionista: Biglaw Says They Ugg-ly
  123. It’s Clouds Illusions I Recall . . .
  124. “Appreciable Diminution of the Coercive Sequelae of Prior Illegality” And Other Good Stuff

January 2008

  1. The Great Cultural Divide: The Chinese View of Punishment
  2. The Unlearned Lesson of False Confessions (Updated)
  3. Public School: Debit Cards Are Cooler
  4. More On Heller; Gun Crimes Turned Upside Down
  5. Lynne Stewart Argued Before The 2d Circuit: No “Freewheelers” Wanted
  6. There’s No Party When It’s Ex Parte
  7. Rudy Crushed, Vows Indictment
  8. The TV Time Out
  9. Our Friend, The Bail Bondsman
  10. Predator By Association (Updated)
  11. What Do Judges Know About Technology Anyway?
  12. Cops Go Non-Jury in Sean Bell Killing
  13. Midnight Cowboy
  14. Charge It on the Fear Card
  15. NYT: Target Blows Off Blogger
  16. Car Searches May Be Supressible Again!
  17. Sorrow Felt By Police Nationwide: Why, They Ask?
  18. The Prison-Industrial Complex
  19. Boucher Redux (Again) and the 5th
  20. The Editorial Advertiser
  21. Spotlight on Rats, Thanks to Scandal
  22. Window Tint, the New Threat to Humanity
  23. Deconstructing the Boucher Confusion On Password and Privilege
  24. Student Loans Got You Down?
  25. Sympathy For The Devil
  26. Practical Blawgosphere: The Art of Really Listening
  27. Federal Judges on Sentencing: But What Do They Really Think?
  28. Book Review: “Solo by Choice” by Carolyn Elefant
  29. The “Drug Court” Conundrum
  30. Another Kerik Lawyer Bites the Dust
  31. A Message To All My Relatives in Nigeria (and Lawyers Soliciting Links)
  32. The Hidden Cost of Our Latest Bailout
  33. Heavy Hitters Debate “Judicial Activism”
  34. Reason #37 Why PI Lawyers Shouldn’t Represent Criminals (Updated)
  35. It Wouldn’t Be The NYPD Without A Scandal
  36. The Coffee Mug Defense
  37. And Then There Was Rudy (Update)
  38. Can Britney Cure Dr. Phil?
  39. The Padilla Sentence: Terrorism Unraveling
  40. Ode to Howard Bashman
  41. The Original Pilot Revealed — 24
  42. Lawyers Need Hobbies
  43. Talking About the Prospects For Law Students
  44. If You Are Really That Good . . .
  45. Patriots QB Brady Caught
  46. Newly Minted and Flying Solo (Updated)
  47. The Guilty Innocents: The Hardest Choice
  48. Reader Mailbag No. 2
  49. Too Many Lawyers, So We Blame The Victim
  50. Recession, or Playing By New Rules?
  51. Privatization of The Police Power
  52. Martin Luther King Today
  53. THE GIANTS ARE IN THE SUPERBOWL (Updated)
  54. Practical Blawgosphere: Attack of the Coward
  55. A Nation of Men, Not Law
  56. Is Texas a “Rogue” State?
  57. One Nation, Under God, Under Attack
  58. Biglaw Poised To Make A Killing on Subprimes
  59. Witness For The Defense
  60. Why Is It Never The Majority That Gets It? (Updated)
  61. Skadden Screw-Up Costs CEO Extra 6 Months
  62. TV Commercials: Hire Me, I Ain’t No PD
  63. Benefits of Blawging: Half a Load to Go
  64. Panel Discussion: Lawyers’ Reputations in the e-Court
  65. GWB: Spend, Baby, Spend!
  66. SCOTUS To NY: You Get The Judges You Deserve
  67. Because It Wasn’t True . . .
  68. John Yoo, American Patriot, Responds
  69. The Flea Exposed, He Returns to Tell His Story
  70. Well, Somebody’s Not Having a Good Day
  71. Make Room in the Well For Paul Cassell
  72. DOJ: Still Disingenuous, But At Least Amusing
  73. Biglaw Loves a Star
  74. Book Review: Snitch by Ethan Brown
  75. Political Cynicism Close Up
  76. Cautious Praise For Solo Practice
  77. Another Reason Why Justice Scalia Isn’t the Devil
  78. Former Federal Judge Joins Conspiracy
  79. It’s the Economy, Stupid?
  80. DOJ: Disingenuous on Justice
  81. A Horrible Situation All Around
  82. Meet Your Moral Compass, Utah Version
  83. Is Home Safer Than The Street?
  84. Vermont Juror Roundup, Or Else
  85. REAL ID: We Know Who You Are
  86. What If The Second Amendment Does Apply to Everyone?
  87. OT — A Post-Consumer Utopia
  88. Auctioning Professional Misery on eBay
  89. Paul Cassell: Victims are Second Class Citizens
  90. Speaking Ill of the Dead (Update)
  91. The Right To Be Left Alone
  92. Death and Dying in the Blawgosphere
  93. Laws and Rulings That Embarrass Real Americans (Updated)
  94. But What Would a Reasonable Scalia Think?
  95. Answers to Pop Quiz
  96. New Ideas Must Be Wrong
  97. Ped’ Proof: Voir Dire is Voodoo
  98. How To Explain A Low Grape Point Average
  99. Lawyers Place in Pop Culture
  100. ITAP: Great Kids, Students and Lawyers
  101. Are They All Bad?
  102. Resources Depleted, It’s Time To Go
  103. The Underbelly of Brady Revealed
  104. Where Do Physicians Fit In With Lethal Injections?
  105. Lawline’s Look at CLE
  106. Adjunct Accused of Misblawgary
  107. The Bicycle Menace
  108. The First Murder in Lima, Ohio
  109. SCOTUS: No Ineffective Assistance Today
  110. So You’re A Lawyer? With What Firm? (Updated)
  111. Banishment, The Perfect Solution
  112. Privacy Ends at the Border
  113. Padilla and Yoo: Lawyer Approved Torture
  114. The Cottage Industry of Snitching (Update)
  115. One Hand Giveth, The Other Hand Kills
  116. A Personal Indulgence (Or Dip into Stagnant Waters)
  117. This Is Your Brain On War
  118. The Other Side of the Judicial Pay Raise Debate
  119. Chief Judge on “Let’s Make a Deal”
  120. Why Law Reviews Don’t Fascinate Us
  121. In Memoriam: Andrew Olmsted
  122. News Around the Blawgosphere
  123. A Reasonable Doubt at a Reasonable Price
  124. When The Investigation Is The Cover-Up
  125. There’s No Arguing With “Sua Sponte”
  126. Right, Wrong and Consensus
  127. The Conflicted World of Assigned Counsel
  128. SCOTUS, Never Trust Anyone Over 30
  129. Return of the Texas Tornado
  130. Tankleff Tossed! (Update)
  131. RIP Court TV
  132. Why Are Incompetents So Certain?
  133. The Post-Appeal Question: Why Did You Fail?
  134. Collateral Consequences: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
  135. How Can a Pink Kitty Be Bad?
  136. Size Does Matter
  137. The Things We Do For Love
  138. It Was The Rush, Not The Race, That Convicted John White
  139. Welcome to 2008, When Everything Will Change

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