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March 21, 2008
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Last week, I reported on the terrible decision shutting down the Wikileaks website. I just got this press release from the RCFP. The whistleblower site Wikileaks.org may resume its U.S.
I’m not sure how I feel about this Child molester pleads to practice law On one hand, I really can’t see why he should get his license back. On the
I was a little flabbergasted by how the law firm that claimed that copyright law prohibits the republication of a cease and desist letter. That issue discussed here: Copyright vs.
Earlier Post is updated with links to other sources on the subject and additional analysis.
I have seen a lot of laughable cease and desist letters in my career. Usually they come to my attention when the victim of an overreaching cease and desist posts
It doesn’t get much better than this (If you like Free Speech) File this under “when will they learn?” Philip J. Smith keeps a blog http://www.jackwhispers.blogspot.com upon which he comments
As previously blogged in “Fail the Bah, Blame the Queeahs,” Stephen Dunne objected to a Massachusetts Bar exam question that had a gay marriage component in the facts. It appears
Remember Gary Condit? In July 2005, the Sonoran News published an article about Darrell Wayne Condit. One line of the article stated, “Condit, whose real name is Darrell Wayne Condit,
A fellow professor recently asked for a recommendation on texts or articles that would be useful for teaching ethics. I found this to be heart warming that the professor cared
Aaron Thalwitzer, a law student at Barry University School of Law, recently won first place in The Florida Bar’s Standing Committee on Professionalism Student Essay Contest. I am very proud
Susan Carter Liebel is a solo practitioner and an adjunct professor at Quinnipiac University School of Law. I stumbled upon her blog this morning and found this posting to be
