Monday Morning Jumpstart
It’s cold and the brain is frozen a bit. Perhaps these will get the motor running:
- Sui Generis points to an important decision protecting the identity of anonymous bloggers.
- Scott announces plans to start his own law school.
- Judging Crimes has a good post on the former Texas judge that received a 3 month paid suspension for sexual harassment.
- Norm discusses the (dis)similarities between sport and trial.
- Prof. Berman highlights Liptak’s latest NYT piece – this one on deterrence and the death penalty. More from Balkin and C & C.
- CapDefWeekly’s weekly roundup is now available.
- Texas’ CCA rules that it’s okay to distribute [significant quantities of] drugs to informants. Actually, it gets worse. It’s not even evidence tampering. Here‘s a second post from Grits that goes in-depth.
- MissTyrios notes the irony in a once condemned jail now becoming the hottest nightspot in town. There’s a bar named “Alibi”.
Have a great day! Remember, it’s a short week.
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