Washington Post Today On The Problems With "Flipping"
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A Group Complaint about Law, Liberty, and Leisure
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Filed Under: Politics & Current Events Tagged With: Criminal Justice
All the President's Lawyers on our sleepy legal week. An interview on KPFA's UpFront. And a New York Times op-ed.
Filed Under: Politics & Current Events Tagged With: All The President's Lawyers
Across America, law students are starting their first year. Some are attending elite law schools on a traditional track; some are taking classes at night and working during the day. Many of them are freaked out right about now. I have some words of encouragement. 1. Take all the clinics, practicums, and internships that you[Read More…]
Filed Under: Law, Law Practice
This week: the Manafort trial, Omarosa, and more.
Filed Under: Politics & Current Events Tagged With: All The President's Lawyers
Do I always bob my head around like that God that's distracting. Anyway Nick Gillespie and I talk about free speech, threats thereto, and STUFF.
Filed Under: Effluvia
I have a column at NBC.
Filed Under: Law Tagged With: Criminal Justice
I think this was my favorite ATPL yet. Josh swore, I swore, we discussed limits of human idiocy, we speculated about what Judge Otero did in a past life to deserve this, it was a good time.
Filed Under: Politics & Current Events Tagged With: All The President's Lawyers
Long-time Popehat readers may remember the persistently loathsome Dennis Toeppen and his what-if-you-had-a-racist-vexatious-litigant-bus-company Suburban Express, which services University of Illinois-Champaign. I wrote about them in April 2013, when he sued a bunch of university students in a distant small claims court, sued students for criticism, threatened defamation suits for criticizing their litigation campaign, and generally[Read More…]
Filed Under: Law
A sad middle-aged man gets humiliated on the internet. No, not me. U.S. Person One, who is having a very bad week.
Filed Under: Effluvia Tagged With: All The President's Lawyers
Yesterday I wrote about how United States District Judge John F. Walter issued an illegitimate prior restraint order against the L.A. Times, ordering it not to publish — and to depublish — information derived from a plea agreement made available on PACER, the federal court's docketing system. This morning Judge Walter held a hearing on[Read More…]
Filed Under: Law Tagged With: Free Speech
United States District Court Judge John F. Walter, sitting in federal court in Los Angeles, has issued an extraordinary, dangerous, and illegitimate order to the Los Angeles Times directing it to remove factual information from a newspaper article discussing a federal criminal case. Judge Walter's order is lawless. The case at hand is the federal[Read More…]
Filed Under: Law Tagged With: Free Speech