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…
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LawIsCool is reproducing the piece below for a legal interest sake alone. This site is not officially affiliated with the case in any way. London Free Press Maclean’s piece needs response Faisal Joseph December 17,…
The American Bar Association (ABA) Journal has a directory of blawgs in the U.S. Although the listings are obviously with an American focus, they do have some valuable resources.
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…
All Courts of Appeals decisions since 1950 and US Supreme Court decisions from 1754 will soon be available online to the public. This move should create greater transparency in law and promote access by the…
Have a happy holiday everyone.
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…
The study by Professors James Stribopoulos of UofT, and Moin Yahya of UofA, has finally been published. Law is Cool did a post that cited their work while it was still underway, and commented on…
We’ve had over two thousand new visitors in the past 24 hours. We can track how people get to our site, so we know they are mostly readers of Mark Steyn or affiliated sites. Part…
As expected, Mark Steyn has responded within a day to Daniel Simard‘s last post on hate speech in Maclean’s. Perhaps not as expected, he makes some snide remarks about the Canadian Human Rights Commission. But…
