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October 28, 2008
Around the web, October 28
- Ga-ga for gallows: more doings from those lawprofs and others promoting Nuremberg trials for Bushies [Ambrogi; earlier here, etc.]
- That predicted explosion of ERISA fiduciary litigation over mismanagement of 401(k) plans hasn't happened [Secunda, Workplace Law Blog]
- ABA president: we're neither a liberal group nor a conservative, we're a forum [ABA Journal]
- Top Australian prosecutor says judges need to reclaim their courtrooms from long-winded lawyers [Melbourne Age]
- "What did Alan Greenspan concede? From all the hullabaloo I thought he had granted the death of capitalism but no." [Cowen, MargRev]
- "It is an open question as to whether CAFA is a bad law for lawyers who did not drink the 'anything that limits plaintiffs' rights in any way is a bad thing' Kool-Aid." [Miller, Maryland Personal Injury]
Posted by Walter Olson at 12:11 AM
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