Tom Goldstein, Partner at Akin Gump and contributor at SCOTUS Blog, posted this homemade YouTube video about his personal iPhone. Carolyn Elefant of Legal Blog Watch comments, Goldstein subtly conveys that (1) he has direct…
At the University of Western Ontario, we have a popular blog called Overheard at Western. Since many of us law students rarely leave the law building, it’s a great way to get the highlight reel…
Slate magazine is offering the Bush Administration’s Top 10 “Dumbest Legal Arguements of the Year.” In 2006, they presented the Top 10 “Most Outrageous Civil Liberties Violations.” Here is this year’s list in brief (see…
No guarantees…
Iason of the Mighty Argos blog claims that Pandas are not a “fixed medium of expression.” He objects to this sign by the Zoological Society of San Diego, and states that a Panda is not…
Have a happy holiday everyone.
Gwen Seabourne of the University of Bristol School of Law has an interesting article on legal history as it is used in the Lord of the Rings at Common Lawyer. The Oath Binding oaths are…
Here is a parody of the 2002 hit by Justin Timberlake, Cry me a River. Lyrics follow. Cry Me A River, Law school style I’m coming undone At the firm reception Cause I didn’t realize…
Negligence, which comprises over 90% contemporary Torts actions, goes through a cyclical process of expanding and narrowing of liability. The Wacky Warnings website does a parody of this, demonstrating how fear of liability in the…
With midterms approaching the stress and tension is visibly palpable. It seems nearly everyone appears to be determined to beat the tight bell curve of a “B” average. I can already envision the disappointment on…
