The Three Geeks and a Law Blog’s latest ” Elephant Post: What Would You Tell a Law Student Before They Enter the ‘Real World’? “ summarizes responses to that question from practitioners, law firm managers and support staff. Among the …
Pretty darn important. Thanks to Greg Lambert of the Three Geeks and a Law Blog, for his post It Seems That Judges Want More In Your Complaints Than Just Your Complaining , reporting two cases thrown out by judges for …
The next time you ask yourself why all this fuss about legislative history, take a look at the significance of Congressional reports in determining legislative intent of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S. C. 512) to the outcome of …
Google Wins! Two Lessons for Legal Researchers from Viacom v. YouTube Read more »
Thanks to Louise Mooney for alerting us to today’s Ohio Supreme Court announcement of its decision in State v. Bodyke, which declared portions of Ohio’s sex offender registration and notification law as an unconstitutional violation of separation of powers. …
Prof. Curtis Scores a Win with the Ohio Supreme Court Read more »
If you are a crossword puzzle fan you are in good company. Over seventy contestants at the recent thirty-third annual American Crossword Puzzle Tournament (made famous by the 2006 documentary movie Wordplay) were attorneys, and Arkansas Judge Vic Fleming entertained …
