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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 07 2009 | law, legal, business
    When the Robots Attack, How Will We Hold Them Liable? - Law Blog - WSJ

    Time to get out ahead of the curve on robot law.

    Quoted: “Ready or not, robots are racing into our lives,” he said. “But for most people, the first time they’re going to really notice those robots . . . is when the systems go bad.”

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 29 2008 | michigan, law, legal, handy
    MSP - Traffic Laws FAQs

    Useful information from the MSP. Michigan really needs to update its traffic code.

    Quoted: Michigan State Police - Commonly asked questions and answers related to traffic law

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 04 2007 | law, news, legal
    Sentencing Law and Policy

    Quoted: What's stunning about President Bush's commutation of Scooter Libby's sentence, if you're a criminal defense lawyer, ... is that the factors Bush relied on in commuting Libby's sentence are the same ones that the administration has aggressively sought to preclude judges from considering when imposing sentences on everyone else....

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 10 2007 | law, law school, legal, emotional health, stress, debt, subjectivity
    Law Blog - WSJ.com : Are Law Students Emotional Wrecks?

    Uh oh.

    Quoted: The emotional distress of law students appears to significantly exceed that of medical students and at times approach that of psychiatric populations. That's the conclusion of a new study, suggesting that law school has a corrosive effect on the well-being, values and motivation of students.

    A lot of really interesting comments after this post; quite a few were in this vein:

    Quoted: When I was a Harvard undergrad back in the 70’s and early ’80’s, I spent a lot of time playing hoop against HLS students at Hemenway gym, and they didn’t seem too stressed to me, although much more prone than your average pickup players to call out fouls.

    Comments-sections are the truck-stop toilet stall doors of our time, but there is some really great discussion here.

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 03 2007 | legal, war, bush administration

    Apparently this guy is being recalled to Marine service so that he can be re-discharged, this time dishonorably. Oh boy.

    Quoted: The funeral stunt earned the protesters a coveted “political protest” arrest — apparently it’s now illegal to protest anything for political reasons — and your favorite Marine was also charged with “Unlawful Assembly — Loud and Boisterous,” despite the fact that he was silent during the performance.

    Quoted: And while right-wingers had no problem mocking the mother of a soldier killed in Iraq, they have a tougher time mocking an actual living Marine male veteran who actually fought in the war they just write about on their blogs.

    Quoted: All the chickenhawks will have permission to call him a traitor or whatever on the blogs and talk radio if he suddenly becomes dishonorably discharged, that’s the point!

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 29 2007 | television, legal, law, election, fred thompson
    Thompson Run Could Trigger 'Equal Time' Rule - washingtonpost.com

    Que interesante. I don't see how Dick Wolf - creator and producer of L&O - can afford to let this happen.

    Quoted: If Fred Thompson, the one-time Tennessee senator better known to most Americans as district attorney Arthur Branch on "Law & Order," runs for president, some of his fans may be in for a letdown.

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 21 2007 | law, us attorneys, legal, bush administratrion
    Law Blog - WSJ.com : The U.S. Attorney "Constitutional Showdown"

    Kicking it up a notch to "Constitutional Showdown"...

    I also saw a sad statement by Ms. Chiara, the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Michigan in Grand Rapids recently. Has the Press been covering this story much?

    Quoted: At first, we called it a flap. Then, we upgraded it to an imbroglio. After awhile, we felt compelled to kick it up to a mess. But now it looks like none of these words will do. With congressional Democrats threatening to issue subpoenas to Bush administration officials and the White House vowing to fight them in court, what we now have on our hands, Law Blog readers, is a constitutional showdown. Meanwhile, in three separate stories, the New York Times spotlights three of the ousted U.S. Attorneys:

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 11 2007 | humor, legal
    Say What?! - A weblog of classic humor from U.S. District Judge Jerry Buchmeyer

    Ahh, brain surgeon humor. Good stuff.

    Quoted: A weblog of classic humor from U.S. District Judge Jerry Buchmeyer

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 14 2007 | humor, legal
    Say What?! - A weblog of classic humor from U.S. District Judge Jerry Buchmeyer

    The problem w/ eyewitness identifications: they're frequently wrong.

    Quoted: A weblog of classic humor from U.S. District Judge Jerry Buchmeyer

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