More than half of all 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 had the makings of a president, but…well…I like giving others a chance. I hope that didn’t give you a heart attack; however, according to the July 3 post on Eric Turkewitz’s New York Personal Injury Law Blog, the painkiller Vioxx may have increased heart risk immediately after people started using the product rather than after 18 months of use as its maker claimed. Even more interesting is Turkewitz’s July 2 post that claims Apple’s iPhone poses an ethical problem for attorneys.
The July 4 post on Balkinization is devoted to a dissection of Justice Kennedy’s opinion in the Supreme Court’s school integration case. And the July 4 post on Minor Wisdom asks, appropriately, “So you think you’re smart?” I’m not sure who that’s meant for; you’ll need to read the post to find out.
The July 3 post on Deliberations discusses a press release which states that in one out of every eight cases, the jury makes the wrong decision! The July 4 post on IntLawGrrls is on Abigail Adams, a remarkable Revolutionary woman. It asks readers to “Remember the Ladies” while celebrating the Declaration of Independence.
The July 4 post on Balkinization is devoted to a dissection of Justice Kennedy’s opinion in the Supreme Court’s school integration case. And the July 4 post on Minor Wisdom asks, appropriately, “So you think you’re smart?” I’m not sure who that’s meant for; you’ll need to read the post to find out.
The July 3 post on Deliberations discusses a press release which states that in one out of every eight cases, the jury makes the wrong decision! The July 4 post on IntLawGrrls is on Abigail Adams, a remarkable Revolutionary woman. It asks readers to “Remember the Ladies” while celebrating the Declaration of Independence.
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