More than half of the U.S. Presidents have been lawyers. On July 3, Peter Lattman on the Wall Street Journal Law Blog provided that interesting nugget of information. I’ve always suspected I’ve had the makings of a president except for … well, I like giving others a chance. I hope that didn’t give you a heart attack, but if the July 3 post on Eric Turkewitz’s New York Personal Injury Law Blog is to be taken seriously, the painkiller Vioxx produced by Merck, may have increased heart risks immediately after people started using the product. More interesting is Eric’s post on July 2 that claims Apple’s iPhone posing an ethical problem for attorneys!
The July 4 post in Balkinization devotes itself to the dissection of Justice Kennedy’s opinion in the Supreme Court’s school integration cases. And of course, on the same July 4, the post on Minor Wisdom asks, “So you think you’re smart?” I’m not sure who’s that meant for but you need to read the post to find out.
The July 4 post in Balkinization devotes itself to the dissection of Justice Kennedy’s opinion in the Supreme Court’s school integration cases. And of course, on the same July 4, the post on Minor Wisdom asks, “So you think you’re smart?” I’m not sure who’s that meant for but you need to read the post to find out.
The July 3 post on Deliberations is on a press release, which concludes that in one out of eight cases, juries come up with the wrong decision! The 4th July post on IntLawGrrls is on Abigail Adams, a remarkable Revolutionary woman, and the post says “Remember the Ladies” while celebrating the Declaration of Independence.
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