In line to vote. Long, but peo…
Posted in Posts on Nov 6th, 2012
In line to vote. Long, but people are patient so far.
More than you probably want to know
Posted in Posts on Nov 6th, 2012
In line to vote. Long, but people are patient so far.
Posted in Posts on Nov 2nd, 2012
RT @ReutersLegal: U.S. legal sector gained 600 #jobs in October http://t.co/2QL3lYkT by @nateraymond
Posted in Posts on Nov 1st, 2012
My joke today about Justice Brennan screaming this was probably too obscure for most of you. Here’s the video clip from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, which I was making an homage to:
Posted in Posts on Oct 31st, 2012
RT @SLULAW: Been on Wikipedia lately? (Let’s be honest, we all have.) One of SpearIt’s papers is cited in this article, footnote 10 http …
Posted in Posts on Oct 30th, 2012
SLU faculty vote no confidence in Father Lawrence Biondi: http://t.co/DPqALxGN via @STLtoday
Posted in Posts on Oct 30th, 2012
I’m not the only federal courts professor who loves the class . . . espinsegall: 15! Oh you want truth?“@YoungdruB: @espinsegall If/When I take fed cts next semester on a scale of 1-10, how much fun will we be having?” Original Tweet: http://twitter.com/espinsegall/status/263397768524099584 Sent via TweetDeck (www.tweetdeck.com)
Posted in Posts on Oct 28th, 2012
Zomney. I love Joss Whedon. https://t.co/Z3L44fsH
Posted in Posts on Oct 26th, 2012
http://thebloggess.com/2012/10/im-slowly-being-murdered-by-my-own-face/
Ok, not really, but I love Jenny Lawson.
Posted in Podcast Summaries, Posts on Oct 19th, 2012
There are two podcasts covering the materials in this unit of criminal law on inchoate crimes and doctrines of imputation. We actually won’t get to one of the doctrines of imputation until after our second quiz. So if you’re using these to review, don’t worry about the act requirement yet. Have a good break!
Posted in Posts on Oct 18th, 2012
So, I’m late to the party on this, but only because I’m so old I can’t stay up past 10 pm and too cheap to pay for TV, so I don’t see Saturday Night Live when it’s actually on. Here’s an awesome skit about iPhone complaints and the workers who make them.