Archive for June, 2007

When this blog started, we talked about the choices in blogging platforms. Our choice, WordPress, got the most most number of votes in the Publishing category of the Webware 100 for 2007. In his analysis, Rafe Needleman said: “Publishing had no mass consumer brands in the top 10, as most of the other categories...
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The Patriot News reports (“Taping was legal, defense attorneys in wiretap case say“) that “Cumberland County District Attorney David Freed said he will review all evidence before deciding whether to prosecute an 18-year-old Carlisle man for taping a police officer during a traffic stop.But two defense attorneys versed in wiretapping cases said Brian D....
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I suppose most of the “excited” examinees for the 2007 bar exams are well into their “second reading” by now. (For those who may be wondering if “second reading” is related to something done in church, it is not. “Second reading” refers to the number of times a bar reviewee is supposed to have...
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The recent incoming link from Abe’s site alerted me to his post on surviving a libel suit. Considering that these cases had been resolved and there’s no appeal/reconsideration (at least none that I know of), let’s have a discussion for purely reportorial and academic reasons. The brief introduction on this series is Part I....
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