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March 17, 2008
Around the web, March 17
- A pro-business Supreme Court? Jeff Rosen's article quotes Ted ("Frank's prediction was soon vindicated"), draws reaction from Gordon Smith and Larry Ribstein [NYTM] Plus: Volokhii as well; earlier from Hans Bader here and here.
- Contributor Jim Copland on the Supreme Court's pre-emption cases [Washington Post]
- Eager listeners hang on words of junior Illinois senator as if hearing them for the first time [Ferguson/Weekly Standard]
- Lenders nervously eye class action against Chevy Chase Bank as potential floodgate-opener [Washington Post]
- Most lawyers portrayed on television "have some redeeming trait" [The Recorder on ABA panel discussion]
- Reaud, Morgan & Quinn partner: duPont's "conduct [on asbestos] was so bad that its right to exist should be taken away," [SE Texas Record]
- Anne Reed visits Japan, where a quasi-jury (or lay-judge) system is being introduced for serious criminal cases [Deliberations, and again]
Posted by Walter Olson at 12:12 AM
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