Monday Morning Jumpstart
Posted on
March 10, 2008 by
Gideon
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I hate Daylight Saving Time. Really hate it. So forgive me if this is shorter than usual:
- A national ballistics database has been “shot down“.
- This NYT editorial urges passage of the Second Chance Act.
- A private attorney wonders whether to give clients his cell phone number.
- Should the system use professional jurors?
- Mark Bennett highlights the importance of listening in our jobs.
- An interesting ethics opinion on resolving conflicts within a pd office in Texas.
- A judge finds statements on a MySpace page inadmissible hearsay.
- Clients keep wanting, but when do we stop giving?
- Prof. Berman links to another paper criticizing residency restrictions.
- SexCrimes reports on a study of whether residency restrictions are effective.
- Was what the two lawyers did in letting a possibly innocent man sit in jail for 26 years ethical?
- CT is considering another pay raise for judges.
- Russell Peeler’s “execution date” was today. Obviously that’s not happening.
- Capital Defense Weekly’s weekly roundup is here.
Now I’m going to go and immerse myself in coffee. Hope you have a lovely day.
photo credit: Scooter Flix





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