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THE HARDEST WORKING MAN
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When we last left beleaguered Assistant Public Defender Jay Kolsky, he was the hardest working lawyer in the REGJB- a PD with something like half a million open cases (or perhaps closer to 600). The PDs drew a line in the sand and said "no more." One more case and [...]
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Thursday Digital Dump!
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Hi kids, here's what is clogging up my ability to play words with friends all day:
1. Rodier & Rodier to former client David Cassidy -- I don't think I love you:Aging Fort Lauderdale heartthrob David Cassidy is getting sued yet again for' [...]
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Justice Scalia's footnote draws criticism
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In City of Arlington v. FCC, Justice Scalia wrote the following footnote to introduce one of the parties, “CTIA-The Wireless Association,”:“This is not a typographical error. CTIA—The Wireless Association was the name of the petitioner. CTIA is presumably an (unpronounceable) acronym, but even the organization’s website does [...]
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PER CURIAM, AFFIRMED
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FREE ALEX MICHAELS UPDATE:
The 3rd DCA was a bit busier yesterday than we realized. This is their latest order:
That portion of this Court's order dated May 17, 2013, which grants the petition for habeas corpus, is vacated as improvidently entered. However, the stay shall remain in force and' [...]
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3d DCA Watch -- Play the Guessing Game!
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Hi kids, much to talk about today but let's get right down to the granular level, bunker-style:
Bone and Joint Treatment v. Healthtronics:
How confident are you in an affirmance when you read this procedural history:The predecessor judge, Judge Peter Adrien, bifurcated the [...]
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One many saved and another to be executed
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1. Big win for Alfredo Izaguirre, who got an acquittal on murder and kidnapping charges before Judge Moore yesterday. From the Herald:A member of the Santiesteban clan’s pot-peddling ring bear-hugged his defense attorney Monday after he was acquitted of killing a rival gang member who stole [...]
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One of these things is not like the other...
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Remember that song on Sesame Street?"One of these things is not like the other. One of these things just doesn't belong. Can you tell which thing is not like the others. By the time I finish my song?"
Looking through the mountains of speculation on the' [...] -
Spencer Aronfeld = La Muerte!
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Joint Post by Justice Building, South Florida Lawyers, and Southern District of Florida Blogs!
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You lose your rights, not with a bang, but with a whimper. One small encroachment after another. A bureaucrat pushes the edges here, a prosecutor challenges the boundaries in a few cases there. No one says or does anything and then you look up and suddenly a cherished [...]
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Crawford on Telco Monopolies
Number of comments: 1Nice profile of Susan Crawford, highlighting her campaign against telco internet monopolies, by David Carr in today’s NYT.
A taste of Telecom’s Big Players Hold Back the Future:
Susan Crawford, a professor at [Cardozo School of Law], has written a book, “Captive Audience: The Telecom Industry and Monopoly Power in [...]
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