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Watch the skies
North Dakota becomes the first state to legalize weaponized drones. "Less than lethal" weapons like rubber bullets, pepper spray, tear gas, sound cannons, and Tasers are now permitted on drones, thanks to the actions of a lobbyist representing law enforcement.
Drones previously.
Drones previously.
Training Officers to Shoot First, and He Will Answer Questions Later
"When police officers shoot people under questionable circumstances, Dr. Lewinski is often there to defend their actions." ... "His conclusions are consistent: The officer acted appropriately, even when shooting an unarmed person. Even when shooting someone in the back. Even when witness testimony, forensic evidence or video footage contradicts the officer's story." [SLNYT]
"You don't want a criminal lawyer. You want a *criminal* lawyer."
The New Mexico Law Review just published an issue dedicated entirely to Breaking Bad. It features eight articles that analyze the illegal acts committed on the show, their real-world parallels, and the consequences attached:
Given the array of legal issues raised, our editorial board was excited to take the opportunity to present analysis of Breaking Bad by scholars and legal practitioners. In April 2014 we issued a call for papers requesting abstracts on topics including the application of the Fourth Amendment to drug crimes under the New Mexico and/or U.S. Constitutions; the War on Drugs; ethical duties of lawyers; drug-offense sentencing; drug enforcement in rural, urban, and/or Tribal areas; and substance abuse and the law.Some of the greatest legal minds in New Mexico (and the country) came together to examine how Walter White would look to a jury, how the war on drugs affects peripheral citizens like Skyler, and whether Heisenberg could have stayed legit by fighting for his stake in Grey Matter in the courts. [via] [more inside]
Police Bodycams Hit Toronto
By the end of May, 100 Toronto police officers across the city will be wearing the increasingly popular policing tool [more inside]
"It's pretty black and white. They didn't do their job."
"If his name was John Brown, he would have been in jail," one criminal justice official with knowledge of the case said. "If a woman says, 'He's the guy that raped me,' and you have corroborating evidence to show they were together and she went to the hospital and she can identify him, that guy goes to jail."Last week, ProPublica and the New Orleans Advocate published the results of their months-long joint investigation outlining how law enforcement officers in five states repeatedly (and sometimes deliberately) failed to apprehend former NFL star Darren Sharper as he traveled cross-country drugging and raping women: Upon Further Review.
[cw: rape, sexual assault, violent misogyny, law enforcement collusion to cover up same] [more inside]
"Hey Anna, do you like pizza?"
Anna Merlan received both online and physical world trolling after writing a Jezebel article about 4chan manipulating a Time poll. She has described the experience, along with her attempt to work with the police: "The cops don't care about violent online threats. What now?" (The Guardian has some related musings: "Can emojis really be used to make terror threats?")
While not causally related, a few days after the article was published Brianna Wu received a death threat from a mentally-ill individual. She has contacted the police and has stated that several congresspeople have also been concerned.
While not causally related, a few days after the article was published Brianna Wu received a death threat from a mentally-ill individual. She has contacted the police and has stated that several congresspeople have also been concerned.
Something cold about this investigation
Locals couldn't understand why police hunting the murderer of a 13-year-old girl were taking DNA samples of elderly women. A high profile Italian murder investigation exposes the secrets of more than one family, with controversial collateral damage. [more inside]
From Emmett Till to Trayvon Martin -- and now Mike Brown
59 years after an all-white jury in Mississippi acquitted Emmett Till's murderers, a majority-white grand jury in Ferguson, Missouri, decided not to indict Darren Wilson, the man who killed Mike Brown. [more inside]
"So no I don't always believe them and yeah I let them know that."
While working within the Chicago Police Department, Rebecca Campbell (PhD, Professor, Michigan State University) was told by a detective that "most victims lie" about sexual assault. She, on the other hand, was certain that most victims told the truth. Wondering how both she and the detective could be so certain, she began to do the research to find out. Her work examines how the legal and medical and mental health systems respond to the needs of adult, adolescent and pediatric victims of sexual assault. [Warning for graphic descriptions of assaults] [more inside]
A Canadian perspective on the Memphis Crisis Intervention Team model
The Walrus magazine looks into Toronto police shootings of the mentally ill and the Memphis Crisis Intervention Team model:
Memphis, one-quarter of Toronto's size but with a homicide rate nine times higher, has developed a progressive approach to de-escalate high-tension confrontations, improve police attitudes toward those suffering from mental illness, and divert them from the criminal justice system. The Memphis Crisis Intervention Team model centres on dispatching specially trained beat cops to emergency calls as quickly as possible, and giving them the authority to take charge of the scene. That approach triggered a revolution in policing that has now been emulated in 2,700 jurisdictions across the US, including large urban centres such as Chicago and Los Angeles. A handful of Canadian cities, among them Hamilton and Vancouver, have also adopted the CIT model. While the TPS has not, senior officials claim that all of its 5,500 uniformed officers receive some training in how to handle mental illness, which makes the recent proliferation of shootings that much more perplexing.
Memphis, one-quarter of Toronto's size but with a homicide rate nine times higher, has developed a progressive approach to de-escalate high-tension confrontations, improve police attitudes toward those suffering from mental illness, and divert them from the criminal justice system. The Memphis Crisis Intervention Team model centres on dispatching specially trained beat cops to emergency calls as quickly as possible, and giving them the authority to take charge of the scene. That approach triggered a revolution in policing that has now been emulated in 2,700 jurisdictions across the US, including large urban centres such as Chicago and Los Angeles. A handful of Canadian cities, among them Hamilton and Vancouver, have also adopted the CIT model. While the TPS has not, senior officials claim that all of its 5,500 uniformed officers receive some training in how to handle mental illness, which makes the recent proliferation of shootings that much more perplexing.
The Skunk - A Riot Control Hover-Drone
The Skunk is designed to control crowds without endangering the lives of security staff. Bright strobe lights and on-board speakers enable operators to communicate with and warn the crowed. If things get out of control the Skunk can use its four paintball guns to disperse or mark people in the crowd. Four ammunition hoppers can load different types of ammunition such as dye marker balls, pepper spray balls or solid plastic balls.The early customers are South African mine owners, who hope to use them to control striking workers.
War Gear Flows to Police Departments
In the Indianapolis suburbs, officers said they needed a mine-resistant vehicle to protect against a possible attack by veterans returning from war. A look at the redistribution of surplus tools of combat to state and local law enforcement. (SL NYT)
"And I require the ATF to pay for the removal"
28 year old Chauncey Wright, brain damaged, with an IQ in the 50s, had trouble holding a job. Seeing some men handing out flyers at a Walmart parking lot, Wright asked if they needed a helper. Soon, Wright found himself handing out flyers on his bike, eventually procuring drugs and firearms for his employers. And inidicted on several drug and gun charges after finding out his employers were undercover ATF officers running a sting operation in a curious Milwaukee storefront. During which the storefront was burgled, damaged, the owner stiffed on repair costs, and several guns stolen from ATF vehicles, including a machine gun that has yet to be recovered. This wasn't an isolated incident. [more inside]
The Disappearance of N
Last year, a friend of mine disappeared, and I found him in jail. I had a blizzard of thoughts about that experience; here are many of them. They didn't fit in a linear essay, so I wrote some code to present them in a tree. [via mefi projects]
Domestic spying now (secretly) used by law enforcement
The NSA is handing the Justice Department information, derived from its secret electronic eavesdropping programs, about suspected criminal activity unrelated to terrorism; meanwhile the DEA is using information from NSA programs to launch criminal investigations, and then 'recreating' the trail of investigation in order to hide where the information originated.
"Promises to get data retention, privacy policies in place later."
On July 30th, the Oakland City Council unanimously voted to accept $2 million in federal funds to create a 24/7 "Domain Awareness Center" that would "link surveillance cameras, license-plate readers, gunshot detectors, Twitter feeds, alarm notifications and other data into a unified 'situational awareness' tool for law enforcement." [more inside]
Cop Selfies
Mail Covers for everybody.
Concerned about privacy and government surveillance? Not even snail-mail is safe: With Mail Isolation Control and Tracking, the US Postal Service is now photographing the exterior of every piece of paper mail in the United States, and storing the data indefinitely.
Sympathy for the Cabbie
Boston taxi cab drivers, often cheated, work in a world where risk and reward are a mismatch. [more inside]
More bad news from the Government.
You know, Stingrays killed the Crocodile Hunter... During the case of United States v. Rigmaiden it was revealed that the DOJ had been using Stingray cell phone trackers concealed in other warrants/without explicit warrants. [more inside]
Are Western tourists being poisoned in Asia?
Western tourists (mostly female) visiting Southeast Asia (Thailand, Vietnam, and Bali) are ending up dead, likely poisoned. Local officials have blamed the use of the insecticide DEET as an exotic ingredient in so-called "Bucket Drinks", or the use of Chlorpyrifos in hotel rooms. But Deborah Blum, an author and poison expert, doesn't buy into the insecticide theories offered by local officials. She thinks this looks like targeted murders. Since writing about the poisonings, she says she's been contacted by people who claim poisoning foreigners is common in 5-star hotels, and the police and owners cover it up.. A Facebook group was formed not only so that world travelers could share safe travel tips, but also so that notice of the unexplained, and often uninvestigated, deaths could be made public.
I Saw Drones
The street artist behind the satirical "NYPD Drones" posters has been tracked down by forensics teams and a "counter-terrorism unit" and arrested.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, NYU grad student Josh Begley, also known for his Apple-rejected Drones+ app which sends push notifications every time there is a drone strike, began tweeting times, dates, and casualty counts for every US-ordered drone strike via @Dronestream. So far he is only up to August 2010.
On a different front, Milo Danger takes a look at what is needed to make a fully-equipped civilian drone.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, NYU grad student Josh Begley, also known for his Apple-rejected Drones+ app which sends push notifications every time there is a drone strike, began tweeting times, dates, and casualty counts for every US-ordered drone strike via @Dronestream. So far he is only up to August 2010.
On a different front, Milo Danger takes a look at what is needed to make a fully-equipped civilian drone.
Can Murder Be Tracked Like An Infectious Disease?
Researchers found that the pattern of murder in Newark, NJ is very similar in pattern to the spread of an infectious disease. Could this research show law enforcement a new way to predict where murders will occur?
Coming Home to Roost: Domestic Drones (U.S)
"When most Americans think of surveillance drones, it conjures up an image of a Predator drone in a far-off land unleashing a missile against a terrorist suspect. The last thing they think of is a flying surveillance vehicle over their own city. But an increasing number of federal, state, county and municipal police departments are purchasing drone surveillance vehicles of one sort or another to watch Americans. And a few have even discussed arming the drones." - Drones over America. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) wants to more than double its fleet of Predator drones for surveillance missions inside the United States. Despite Problems, there is a push to expand domestic use. Much of that push comes from a "powerful" lobbying group that most Americans have never heard of: the Unmanned Systems Caucus. Drone Makers Push Congress to Move Up Domestic Deployment Date (follow the money). More? ACLU blog posts related to domestic drones. Here is a Map of Domestic Drone Authorizations, last updated in April. Insiders assure You have nothing to worry about, but a little remarked-upon court decision may bring the domestic drone age one flight closer to your doorstep. (previously)
"Criminal issues from herbal incense? We can help."
The Fake-Pot Industry Is Coming Down From a Three-Year High - a fascinating read on the multibillion-dollar "herbal incense" business and its latest legal woes after the introduction of more severe legislation on synthetic cannabinoids. Featuring the rise and downfall of Mr. Nice Guy, rogue chemists, warehouses exploding, DEA undercover operations and "the Saul Goodmans of synthetic cannabinoids" - two attorneys specialized in providing "Cutting Edge In Incense Testing and Compliance" services to manufacturers to help them "stay one step ahead of the law". (via longform) [more inside]
Law Enforcement Theatre
The FBI has orchestrated "14 out of the 22 most frightening plans for attacks [on U.S. soil] since 9/11" according to the NY Times' counting. As noted previously though, Mother Jones' investigative report found that "all [but three] of the high-profile domestic terror plots of the last decade were actually FBI stings" and one third of terrorist defendants were actually led by an FBI agent provocateur, often outside contractors. A Rolling Stone blogger has now called out the FBI for "singling out ideological enemies [of the State]", including the FBI's recent Ohio bridge plot, while ignoring much more dangerous right wing groups, including white supremacists. [more inside]
1st Circuit Upholds Right to Record Police in Public
The U.S. First Circuit Court of Appeals has held that recording police officers performing their duties in public is a "clearly established first amendment right". [more inside]
"F.B.I. Agents Get Leeway to Push Privacy Bounds"
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is giving significant new powers to its roughly 14,000 agents, allowing them more leeway to search databases, go through household trash or use surveillance teams to scrutinize the lives of people who have attracted their attention.
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A mechanic noticed a strange device under the hood of a customer's car and offered to remove it for him. The customer, an Egyptian-American student named Yasir Afifi, shows his roommate, who posts pictures of it on Reddit to find out what the heck it is. Turns out it's an FBI GPS tracking device, and the agency turned up quickly demanding he give it back. The ACLU is reportedly getting involved. [more inside]
"I wanted to get it over with, get home, and get some sleep."
Why do people confess to crimes they don't commit? UVA Law Professor Brandon Garrett has been researching the contamination effect in interrogation. Modern interrogation practices are informed by the (copyrighted) Reid Technique. John R. Reid and Associates, Inc. responds to critics.
Red light for AZ traffic cameras
Arizona has turned off every speed camera on its highways after complaints that they violated privacy and were designed to generate revenue rather than promote road safety. The 76 cameras took 2.7 million photographs, but only 16 per cent of drivers who received a speeding ticket paid up. [more inside]
Dead or alive
Wanted: Jonah Hex - on making a movie prop, and a little about actual Old West wanted posters.
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) are registered nurses who have special training and experience in forensic evidence collection (conducting "rape kits") and survivor-centered care. They also increasingly conduct forensic examinations on suspects accused of sexual assault(PDF). There is evidence that, through this work, SANE programs increase the prosecution rates of sexual assault cases. However, as a result of a recent Supreme Court Case, Crawford v. Washington, the role of SANEs is being increasingly curtailed(behind a pay wall). [more inside]
The tiniest are small enough to fly through a house window.
Feds under pressure to open US skies to drones. Last week, the FAA released a fact sheet, which states in part that "one of the most promising potential uses for small UASs is in law enforcement." They've already allowed the Border Patrol to use Predator drones as a "key force multiplier" along the Mexican border. Local law enforcement wants in on the game. Britons, you're next - or first? [more inside]
Slate goes meta on Balloon Boy. Some good questions here about the accuracy of law enforcement in determining veracity.
There Will Be Blood
"I was just sick and tired of Texas law that allowed the defendant to destroy the very evidence that we need to protect society." Starting September 1st, police in Texas will be able to draw blood for alcohol testing from anyone involved in an auto accident without a warrant. Lauded by law enforcement officials such as Williamson County DA John Bradley (quoted above), and Dallas Police Chief David "we believe in the no-refusal process," Kunkle, it has others worried about what happens if someone refuses the test.
The FBI looks Beyond Survival for law enforcement officers
The May 2009 issue of the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin has a special focus: "Beyond Survival," helping law enforcement officers to do more than survive in their careers. [more inside]
Jackie Chan is... SUPERCOP!
High speed chase in which the pursuing cop shoots out the back window of the fleeing vehicle, leaps out of his own car onto the target car, climbs through the shotgunned window pane, and finally throws the driver out of the car, Terminator style.
Big fucking mess
The Mara Salvatrucha gang or MS-13 is an international street gang. Operation Community Shield spearheaded by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) division of the Dept. of Homeland Security has been arresting street gang members from gangs such as " Sure Inos (which seems to be spelled wrong and even Wiki knows it USA Today & Detroit Free Press); the 18th Street Gang; Latin Kings; the Mexican Mafia; Border Brothers; Brown Pride, Azian Pride;" etc. etc. (all you wanna know about gangs here or going way back - here) over the past few months and recently arrested 582 members of MS-13. So far, ICE has made 1,057 arrests as part of the sting. Rumor has it MS-13 linked with Al-Quedia to smuggle nukes into the US. C'mon, world net daily? The Dept. of Homeland Security (thru ICE) is using federal immigration databases coupled with the names of thousands of suspected gang members from state and local police departments to - at the very least - deport them. Is that ok? Under the new laws it seems legal. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff called the gangs "a threat to our homeland security and ... a very urgent law enforcement priority." Yet non-Hispanic whites apparently commit more than half of all violent crimes, but make up only one-quarter of the prison population. I see the need to stop MS-13 and other gangs with international ties as much as the El Rukins were, but they were stopped by the state and local police and the FBI. So is it smarter policing or does the new law enforcement model target 'foreigners' and have the laws been tailor-made to target ghetto and barrio youth? I don't know, but why when I read ICE investigations cheif Marcy Forman say: "We're just getting started" do I get an Einsatzgruppen chill?
All killer no filler
"You can't buy any better heroin in the world than you can buy in New Jersey" The Drug Enforcement Agency cites New Jersey has having the purest heroin in the United States.
like you and me, but stupider.
Just a week in the life of a san diego county police officer. Linked from YouCSD, a news alternative weblog for the UCSD community.
Ashcroft's terror warning
One of Ashcroft's "credible sources" from last week's terror warning came from Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigades, a group that has also claimed responsibility for the blackout in the Northeast last year, the power outage in London, the Madrid bombing and has been called "notoriously unreliable" by U.S. officials. "The only thing they haven't claimed credit for recently is the cicada invasion of Washington". Ashcroft blames the FBI who have admitted that claims that terrorists were 90 percent ready to attack came not from al-Qaida, but from the Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigades' statements.
Operation Fastlight: Piracy Crackdown [2][3] [4] Let the international war on Piracy begin. DOJ rules for computer seizures. Targetted Groups: Fairlight, Kalisto, Echelon, Class, Project X and APC. Overview of the warez scene. Previous anti-warez operation - buccaneer.
Operation TIPS calls routed to "America's Most Wanted"
Operation TIPS calls routed to "America's Most Wanted" (Salon premium, sorry) What hack wrote this script we Americans now find ourselves playing out, and why does he have such an on-the-nose sense of humor? Is this funny, depressing, painful or outrageous? Or all four?
Florida state troopers pull over motorists to fill out a survey.
Florida state troopers pull over motorists to fill out a survey. "Off-duty troopers picked motorists at random and directed them to pull off the interstate into a rest stop, where Palm Pilot- toting interviewers waited." Shit, I'd be pissed. Yeah - it's only a 90 second survey but still... (from Camworld)
Thank God for Police hypocrisy
Thank God for Police hypocrisy for keeping me so amused. Seriously though, this is one of the best articles I've read in a long time. It's a five part series regarding the controversy of redlight cameras, and the evidence that those that administer them are in it for the $$$. For one, they seem to be placed on high-traffic / short yellow light intersections instead of the high-accident intersections. Oh, and it's made D.C. alone over $15 million in two years. Read it to find out how the researchers stretched numbers to get " tiny 3 percent increase in rear-enders" from a 767% increase.
The new COINTELPRO?
The new COINTELPRO? In an age of massive databases, shared law enforcement intranets, and wire-taps that can collect terabytes of data, privacy may well become an antiquated notion as legislators and law enforcement work to fight the current menace.
America's Finest!
America's Finest! I don't know what my favorite part of this article is, the quote "their hearts were in the right place" (as well as other body parts) or the law that says police officers can have sex if they are in a dangerous or "life-threatening situation."
More than half
More than half of all black men report that they have been the victims of racial profiling by police, according to a survey by The Washington Post, the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation and Harvard University.
Overwhelming majorities of blacks, Latinos and Asians also report they occasionally experience at least one of the following expressions of prejudice: poor service in stores or restaurants, disparaging comments, and encounters with people who clearly are frightened or suspicious of them because of their race or ethnicity. This is 2001?
Overwhelming majorities of blacks, Latinos and Asians also report they occasionally experience at least one of the following expressions of prejudice: poor service in stores or restaurants, disparaging comments, and encounters with people who clearly are frightened or suspicious of them because of their race or ethnicity. This is 2001?
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Bankruptcy, Biglaw, Document Review, LSAT, Lunacy, Money, Morning Docket, State Judges
* Lawyers for Jones Day got a light spanking in court after sending out some of Detroit's confidential negotiation documents to its creditors. Quick, blame the doc reviewers. Oh wait, you already did. Nice work. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Cynthia Brim, the judge declared "legally insane" who collected a $182K salary for months without working, was booted from the Illinois bench. She's the first member of the state judiciary to be removed in a decade. [Chicago Tribune]
* Massachusetts is instituting a $30,000 pay hike for state judges which will prime the pump for pension bumps and retirements. For the love of God, think of the poor ADAs next time, Massholes. [Boston Globe]
* The power of diagramming compels you! If you're studying for the LSAT, here are tricks you can use when trying to exorcise the demons from the logic games section. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]
* Prosecutors want Oscar Pistorius to undergo a psychiatric evaluation in order to urge the court to consider an insanity defense, even though Bladerunner's legal team doesn't intend to mount one. [CNN]
Conferences / Symposia, Gay, Gender, Health Care / Medicine, Law Reviews, Law Schools, Minority Issues, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Rap, SCOTUS, State Judges, Supreme Court, Technology, Women's Issues
* A surefire way to make your mom proud of you is to file a funny amicus brief with the Supreme Court, get called out for it in the New York Times, and be lauded by us at Above the Law as having filed the "best amicus brief ever." [Daily Beast]
* Cynthia Brim, a state judge who's been declared legally insane, wants to return to the judicial bench she's been suspended from. Hey, you could look at it this way: at least she'd be working for her $182K salary. [Chicago Tribune]
* Our readers will be thrilled to know that beginning this year, lawyers will become obsolete. Artificial intelligence will start taking over your jobs within the next six months or so. [Wired]
* Join the Fordham OUTLaws for a Transgender Law symposium, co-sponsored by Skadden and the LGBT Bar. One of the panelists, Erin Buzuvis, is an amazing professor from my school. [Fordham Law School]
* If you care at all about how well women and minority law students are represented on law reviews, then you'll want to come to this important event. I'll be there, and I hope to see you there, too! [Ms. JD]
* In case you were wondering, Penn Law successfully beat the crap out of Wharton (in terms of head to head win-loss record) during the 10th annual Wharton vs. Law Fight Night. [Wharton vs. Law: Fight Night]
* Meet Anthony Halmon, the second-year student at FIU Law who's relying on his coolness to rock the vote for the SBA presidency. Check out his rap video, after the jump. [Daily Business Review (reg. req.)]
Join Jeena Cho for her FREE online webinar Dec. 2nd to uncover how today's lawyer can improve productivity and output while reducing stress and anxiety. Register now!
5th Circuit, Barack Obama, Crime, D.C. Circuit, Edith Jones, Intellectual Property, Judicial Divas, Legal Ethics, Morning Docket, Murder, New Jersey, Patents, Prostitution
* Meow! An ethics complaint has been filed against Judge Edith Jones, the judicial diva herself, over insensitive comments about race and the death penalty that she made at Penn Law. [San Antonio Express-News]
* In the pissing contest over judicial confirmations, it's fair to say that Obama's recent nominees to the D.C. Circuit won't receive a hearing, much less be confirmed, any time soon. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* Nobody likes patent trolls, not even the president. Obama went on the offensive yesterday, promising to curb unwarranted intellectual property litigation filed by pesky profiteers. [Thomson Reuters News & Insight]
* Speaking of patents, there's a new exchange being formed for public trading rights. Please welcome the Intellectual Property Exchange International, the first exchange platform of its kind. IP: so hot right now. [DealBook / New York Times]
* After a review of evidence that Colorado movie theater shooting suspect James Holmes was whacked out of his mind at the time of the shooting, he was allowed to enter an insanity plea. [Bloomberg]
* The judge in the Oscar Pistorius case has adjourned the track star's legal proceedings until August on account of a "trial by media." We'll probably continue to speculate about it until then. [New York Times]
* A woman is suing because she got her ass kicked by a gang of hookers at a Florida hotel. She claims the prostitutes thought she was infringing on their territory. Nope — she's just a Jersey girl. [Fox News]
Bad Ideas, Biglaw, Facebook, Food, Reality TV, Social Media, Social Networking Websites, Television
Social Media Darlings at Amy's Baking Company Fear Lawsuit
From the social media meltdown of the century to the best threatened lawsuit yet.
Bankruptcy, Biglaw, Books, Crime, Department of Justice, Dewey & LeBoeuf, Federal Judges, Job Searches, Law Schools, Litigatrix, Morning Docket, Partner Issues, Securities and Exchange Commission, Securities Law, Trials, Women's Issues
* "Is there a public interest in unwanted pregnancies … that can often result in abortions?" The judge who ordered that Plan B be made available to all women regardless of age is pissed at the DOJ. [The Caucus / New York Times]
* Mary Jo White, the littlest litigatrix, will "review" the Securities and Exchange Commission's policy of allowing financial firms to settle civil suits without affirming or denying culpability, but for now, she's defending it. [Reuters]
* Dewey know what this failed firm is supposed to pay its advisers for work done during the first nine months of its bankruptcy proceedings? We certainly do, and it's quite the pretty penny. [Am Law Daily]
* In a round of musical chairs that started at Weil Gotshal, Cadwalader just lost the co-chairs of its bankruptcy practice and another bankruptcy partner to O'Melveny. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Another day, another law school comparison website. Take a look at Law Jobs: By the Numbers, which includes a formula from the laughable National Jurist rankings system. [National Law Journal]
* In a move that shocked absolutely no one, attorneys for Colorado movie theater shooting suspect James Holmes announced they will enter a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity for their client. [CNN]
* From the "hindsight is 20/20″ file: the judge who presided over the Casey Anthony trial thinks there was enough evidence to convict the ex-MILF. He also likened Jose Baez to a used car salesman. [AP]
* Check out Logan Beirne's book (affiliate link). Even when sensationalizing George Washington's rise from general to president, attention must be paid to the rule of law. [Wall Street Journal (sub. req.)]
Contests, Drugs, Kids, Lawyer of the Day, Marijuana, Reader Polls, State Judges, State Judges Are Clowns, Women's Issues
Lawyer of the Month: November Reader Poll
Who will win the title of November's Lawyer of the Month? Vote in our poll!
When an 'Innocent' Attempt to Avoid Jury Duty Goes Horribly Wrong
When you call in to the radio to tell the story of jury duty shenanigans, you never know who is listening…
Crime, Lunacy, Murder, Trials, Violence, Weirdness
Introducing the 'Celebrity Angels and Demons Made Me Do It' Murder Defense
Right now in Atlanta, a former operations manager at General Electric is standing trial for allegedly murdering the husband of his female coworker and alleged lover. It's a twisty tale of romance, deception, and violence, something you might find in an airport bookstore. The strangest part of what has been dubbed the Dunwoody Day Care […]
Attorney Misconduct, Drinking, Insider Trading, Law Schools, Legal Ethics, Morning Docket, Prostitution, Sentencing Law
* Three days after arguing that an alleged Sandusky victim's lawsuit lacked any factual basis, Second Mile decided to settle. Better strike while the iron is hot (and the wallet is open), lawyers. [Bloomberg] * So much for that "real shot," huh? After a failed bid for bail, Galleon Group's Raj Rajaratnam will begin serving […]
People watch short videos to learn pretty much everything. And they do it exactly when they need to learn – whether it's to tie a bow tie an hour before a wedding or make a martini just before the party starts. Hotshot is bringing that concept to the legal industry. We think you should be […]
Antonin Scalia, Breasts, Crime, Drinking, Election 2012, Facebook, Morning Docket, Privacy, SCOTUS, Screw-Ups, Violence
* After Anwar al-Awlaki's death, everyone wants to know if it's legal to kill American citizens abroad. Well, if Ron Paul is wrong, then I don't want to be right. [New York Daily News] * Sullivan & Cromwell and the Mailroom of Death: Harry Potter series reject or SCOTUS-bound appeal? If only there were a […]
Inside Straight: Analyzing The Generational Divide
I'm thinking again, as I did on Monday, about why lawyers go insane over time. Years ago (long before MapQuest was even a gleam in its inventor's eye), an older lawyer sent me directions for driving to his home. It was pretty easy to get from my apartment to his house; I had to make […]

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La Perla ... beautiful!
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Villa / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6 Home 87820
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Villa / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
The property is Newly Decorated and has had Wifi installed for 2015 fully furnished and has access to a wonderful communal pool just a few metres away. Leading from the first floor landing are two spacious terraces.
The first terrace has a large table, 6 chairs, large parasol and electric BBQ, suitable for al fresco dining (with a glass of wine!). The second terrace has stunning views of the salt lakes and has access to sun loungers.
The house has one double, two twin bedrooms and two bathrooms ideal for families. There is access to the local aqua park, many golf courses, bars and restaurants.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Nearest beach
|Guardamar 5 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|300 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Alicante 40 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (1), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
* Family size electric barbecue (outdoor power point on first terrace)
* Cool box for the beach
* Plastic plates, cutlery & cups
* Beach towels provided
* Air conditioning reverts to heating in winter
* CD player for outdoor use
* Inflatables for pool
* Satellite TV
* Wifi available
|Further details outdoors
*Large table and chairs for outdoor dining
*Fruit trees (perfect for Gin & Tonic!)
*Private Parking
|Further details
Welcome pack provided on arrival if required (bread, butter, milk etc.). There is a charge for cleaning of the house and washing of towels and bed linen, at the end of your stay, this is payable on arrival to the key holders.
Long / short term rentals also available with reduced rates. Communal swimming pool available all year round
English speaking representative on hand for any queries.
Information providing recommended restaurants & places of interest. Maps of surrounding area.
Private End of Stay Clean (35€) & Linen (5€ per person)
Requirements garden & parking.
The Valenciana region
The climate in the region is wonderful, with over 300 days of sunshine each year and very low rainfall. It is the perfect location for a relaxing holiday - which could include one of the many golf courses nearby.
The Costa Blanca has a wealth of history, wonderful beaches and many attractions such as Terra Mitica at Benidorm, the beautiful old town and Castle of Guadalest and the waterfalls at Algar, where you can swim in the freshwater falls and pools.
Ciudad Quesada
La Perla is within walking distance to supermarkets, bars and restaurants and 10 minutes drive to the beautiful Spanish beach and town of Guardamar, where there is also a lovely park with facilities for children. The Marquesa golf course is a short minute 5 minute drive away as is the local aqua park.
The 4* Hotel La Laguna is a 10 minute walk where you will find luxury spa, beauty and dining facilities. The nearby restaurants comprise of Indian, Chinese, Italian and the local 'Spanish' Irish bar. A beautiful restaurant is also nearby that serves the traditional Spanish Tapas.
Quesada is a beautiful town which is a 20 minute walk, here you can find shops, restaurants and bars which serve late into the evening! Some bars have facilities such as bowling, crazy golf and play areas for the children.
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13 Jun 2012
"Beautiful property, wonderful area"
I travelled in May with my partner and stayed at 21 La Perla, the house was everything we expected clean, well presented and close to all amenities. The nearest beach is Guardamar, which is lovely, with lots of restaurants, bars and beautiful buildings. Quesada is within walking distance again with lovely bars and restaurants, all reasonably priced. You can also walk about 10 mins to the La Laguna hotel where again there are bars and restaurants. Shopping at Habinaris is only about a 5 minute drive away where there are lots of beautiful shops and a bowling alley. A beautiful place for all the family. The house also has a very large George Foreman great for bbqs, fabulous meat can be brought from an English butcher in Quesada, we had some wonderful steaks.
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On Tuesday 24 May, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard hosted a reception at Parliament House to thank the Australian rescuers, medical experts, police and Australian Defence Force personnel involved in the emergency responses to the Christchurch earthquake and the Japanese earthquake and tsunami. The recpetion was also attended by New Zealand High Commissioner Mr Martyn Dunne.
Attorney-General Robert McClelland and Minister for Foreign Affairs Kevin Rudd joined the Prime Minster and High Commissioner at the reception, which was also attended by around 80 representatives of emergency services agencies from around Australia.
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August 12, 2015
Devising quantitative measures of state weakness is big business in the development industry. As awareness of the importance of institutions to growth and peace has spread, development practitioners and policymakers have been served an ever-expanding smorgasbord of state fragility indices (see here, here, and here). Countries receive a numerical score based on a range of indicators deemed to capture the ability of states to serve their people.
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Where governments do not function well, growth and sustainable development are rare, and destructive, violent conflicts are more likely. Working in such fragile and conflict-affected situations (FCASs) – common across Asia and the Pacific – requires development agencies, including ADB, to do business differently.
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The conflict in Thailand's Deep South, which has killed almost 7,000 people since 2004, is currently Southeast Asia's most deadly. So what role might transitional justice play in nudging the South toward peace? Transitional justice (TJ) is a set of temporary mechanisms, such as prosecutions or tribunals…
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From 1999 to 2008, subnational conflicts (SNCs) killed at least 100,000 people in Asia with half of the countries in South and Southeast Asia affected. Asian SNCs last on average twice as long as the global average and typically reignite after periods of calm.
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In last week's In Asia, I examined how the rise of Asia in recent decades has been accompanied by a growth in deadly subnational conflicts (SNCs). These conflicts are occurring across the continent, including in middle-income and otherwise stable states. Democratization has not been a cure. Asia's subnational conflicts last twice as long as those elsewhere in the world.
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Asia's rise has been momentous. Since the early 1960s, Asia has grown richer faster than any other region in the world. In 1990, 56 percent of people in East Asia and 54 percent in South Asia lived on under $1.25 a day (PPP). By 2010, these rates had fallen to 12 percent and 31 percent…
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Aceh – Indonesia's western-most province which endured three decades of a secessionist civil war that left at least 15,000 dead – is frequently cited as the best recent example in Asia of a successful peace process. However, eight years after the Helsinki accord brought an end to the conflict, new forms of localized violence are now emerging.


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I voted no, only because there wasn't a "Hell No" option.
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Yes - 40%
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I voted no, only because there wasn't a "Hell No" option.
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Not only did i vote no...I also joined the NRA today!
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Should the United States tighten restrictions on gun ownership?
Yes. Semiautomatic weapons should be banned and more rigid gun control is needed in general.
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No opinion. It's a dangerous world with or without gun control.
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Total votes: 63
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Yes - 16%
No - 83%
"No" went down? We need more people to hit this poll.
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The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it.
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In a recent survey, managing partners of large law firms expressed tepid expectations about demand for legal services. So it's not surprising that cost cutting — or, to put it more nicely, expense-management initiatives — remain popular in Biglaw.
Who's the latest major law firm trying to reduce its payroll through a voluntary retirement program?
Sheppard Mullin wants to thin its herd of legal secretaries. Earlier this week, chief operating officer Ted Tinson sent around a firm-wide email announcing the firm's voluntary retirement program. Here's the key paragraph (the full message is reprinted on the next page):
We will be making limited and focused reductions to our office administrative workforce during the next 60 days, and will begin with a limited voluntary retirement program offered to certain employees age 65 and over. Our plan is to manage the Firm's secretarial workforce, and certain other office administrative functions more tightly – all of the limited reductions to staffing will be focused in these areas, and in California only. Giving some of our employees the opportunity to voluntarily retire with some financial assistance may be attractive to those employees, and will help us understand any other reductions we may need to undertake in the near future.
This is a good explanation of the virtues of a voluntary retirement program. As we previously stated, in a somewhat more direct fashion, "Voluntary retirement programs allow employees to self-select, so that employees who are well-situated to enter unemployment can opt in, while employees who need their jobs badly can keep working."
Of course, the possibility of layoffs always looms whenever a voluntary buyout program is offered. What happens if not enough people take the deal? Tinson's email alludes to the possibility of "other reductions we may need to undertake in the near future."
What are the terms of the buyouts? Here's what we've heard:
This deal seems generous. Under the Sheppard Mullin program, a secretary with many years of service could end up with around nine months of salary, more than the six months (or less) offered by other firms.
But not everyone is pleased. One secretary told us that the buyout payments will be given the less-favorable tax treatment of bonuses and that the firm doesn't need to take these steps:
SMRH is always saying they are not in debt. They could keep us.
That's certainly possible. The firm did report solid financial results in 2013, including a 6.6 percent increase in gross revenue. Profits per partner declined slightly — down 1.6 percent, to a still-robust $1.25 million — but that reflected an 8.2 percent increase in the firm's equity partnership.
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[New COO] Ted Tinson (aka Teddy the Grizzly Bear) was brought in from the outside with no attachment to any of us. I heard that our previous Executive Director, Bob Zuber, probably left early because he didn't want to be the hatchet man.
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For the second year in a row, Food & Wine has allowed the public to weigh in on its search for the People's Best New Chef. And for the second year in a row, Philadelphia is representing. This year, three of our local chefs are nominated for People's Best New Chef: Mid-Atlantic: • Pierre Calmels […]
February 29, 2012
The votes are in! The "KRUPS Best Brew Awards 2012," a campaign introduced to discover the best coffee shops across the nation, has named Elixr Coffee in Center City the best coffee shop in Philadelphia. Determined by a public vote and call for entries through the KRUPS Coffee Facebook page, the lineup of nominees also included coffee standouts Ultimo, Nook Bakery & Coffee Bar, Shot Tower Coffee and Spruce Street Espresso (last year's winner). Check out uwishunu's guide to coffee-drinking in Philadelphia for even more delicious caffeination intel. [KRUPS Best Brew Award]
February 22, 2012
Posted on February 22, 2012 | Allison Stadd
The 2012 James Beard Award Semifinalists have officially been announced, and Philadelphia is representing in a big way. Tashan, The Farm and Fisherman and Zeppoli are all in the running for Best New Restaurant. We have four nominees for Best Chef Midatlantic: Pierre Calmels of Bibou; David Gilberg of Koo Zee Doo; Konstantinos Pitsillides of […]
February 16, 2012
Huge news for Chef Chip Roman: the March issue GQ Magazine just named his Chestnut Hill restaurant Mica as one of the 10 Best New Restaurants in the entire country! Mica is only 13 months old, and has already nailed accolades like Food & Wine's Top 10 Restaurant Dishes of 2011. Chef Roman was allowed to pick another Philly spot to recommend and his choice was the equally decorated The Farm and Fisherman BYOB. But that's not all. Tashan on South Broad made Alan Richman's list of 5 Best Dishes of the Year for its Naga Beef Sümi. [GQ]
February 14, 2012
The March 2012 issue of Food & Wine includes a Trendspotting piece entitled "50 Ways to Get Stronger, Smarter and Healthier." In addition to new healthy snacks (kale chips and seaweed sheets, anyone?) and nutritious combinations of food (chickpeas + citrus dressing = Vitamin C Central), the article includes just four restaurants from around the country that help you keep it healthy. The newly opened Vedge from the owners of the former Horizons makes the cut, serving, as the writer put its, "beautiful vegetable dishes." A healthy and hearty cheers to that! [Food & Wine]
February 13, 2012
Posted on February 13, 2012 | Allison Stadd
New York Magazine's Grub Street recently went on a delicious mission to hunt down the 101 best desserts in the country. The sweet news: Philadelphia represents with five restaurants. The dishes that made the cut: the Passyunk Bombe at newly opened East Passyunk spot Belle Cakery; Monica Glass' PB&J at Chef Mike Stollenwerk's new location […]
February 8, 2012
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Huge news for Philadelphia's retail scene: Lucky Magazine recently released its list of the 25 best cities for shopping in the country, and Philadelphia is included! Check out what they had to say about Philly: "Why We Love It: Most malls and shopping centers are a highway's drive away, making the city itself a haven […]
February 6, 2012
Posted on February 6, 2012 | Allison Stadd
As we mentioned last week, Sunday was a big day for the Philadelphia restaurant scene. Philadelphia Inquirer Restaurant Critic Craig LaBan yesterday unveiled the results of revisiting the Philadelphia region's top restaurants for the first time in five years to see which restaurants deserve his coveted four-bell rating. A quick refresher: Craig LaBan employs a […]
February 1, 2012
Posted on February 1, 2012 | Allison Stadd
Federal Donuts, the smash hit fried chicken and donuts shop from Steven Cook, Michael Solomonov, BODHi Coffee owners Thomas Henneman and Bob Logue, and local food-and-drink expert Felicia D'Ambrosio, has officially hit the big leagues. In today's New York Times Dining Section, there is a big feature on the newcomer to South Philadelphia's Pennsport neighborhood, […]
January 31, 2012
Posted on January 31, 2012 | Allison Stadd
February's Esquire magazine names The Farm and Fisherman's pastured chicken baked in hay as one of just five spots to get great roast chicken in America. The Pastured Chicken Baked in Hay with Heirloom Garlic is served with glazed farmer's cheese spaetzle, pancetta and kale, and trust us: it's truly as delicious as it sounds. […]


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Most college basketball fans would kill to see a Duke-North Carolina game.
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thee worst clinic I have EVER been to, they have no compassion for your pain, if you need help they doNOT CARE ONE BIT, THEY ARE ALL OUT FOR MONEY, MADE FALSE REPORTS THAT MY MEDICINE WAS OFF COUNT WHE IT WAS DEAD ON. I OULD NOT RECCOMEND THIS CLINIC. DR WILL IS THE RUDEST DR I HAVE ENCOUNTERED SINCE I HAVE GOTTEN INJURED, YOU WILL SEE IF YOU GO HERE, THEY RIP YOU OFF & MAKE YOU SIGN SOMETHING SAYING THEY WILL NEED A CREDIT/DEBIT CAD TO SEE YOU & THEN NOT EVEN HELP YOU, 0 STARS HERE, YOU'LL FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF IF YOU WASTE YOUR MONEY GOING HERE...............NURSES PUT WORDS IN YOUER MOUTH & WRITE THINGS SO THEY DONT HAVE TO HELP YOU, BIGGEST WASTE OF TIME & MONEY EVER........................
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by Sarah , 03/19/2011
I had been to several other clinics, and it was not until I found this clinic that I finally was able to get my back and leg pain better. They have lots of ways to help. I did see the physical therapist and did have a procedure by Dr. Will. The results have been perfect!
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by Maggie , 12/22/2010
Dr. Will reviewed my entire history and listened. His staff started me on narcotics to treat the pain and it worked. I say this cautiously because of the reactions you get from people. But when you take the right dosage, the pain medicine doesn't make you feel dopey, it just manages the pain. I feel like I am truly living brighter days again. My one daughter who lives in Tennessee said she wanted to get on a plane to fly to Minneapolis just so she could give Dr. Will a hug. Pain really does affect a family as a whole. I had been so depressed, I just wanted to lie on the couch. But that has all changed and my family sees it too.
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by Ron , 12/14/2010
This clinic has been great! When I first saw them, I was so worn down by my low back pain and I didn't know what to do. The physical therapist Les was great and taught me how to break the cycle and get my muscles back to normal. Dr. Will was kind and a good listener. He ended up doing a lumbar injection that really took care of most of my pain. The nurse practitioner Amy prescribed some pain medication that got me through the tough time. Now I am feeling much better, have very little discomfort, and I owe it all to this group. I would highly recommend them!


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ya that's what i was getting at nakate,....they all used to say "we have to wait and see if it works"..."we don't know if it will work at a large scale"....".let's wait and see".....also, " if they prove that this technology works, it will be huge".......so now that we know it works, (orbite knew it would work, as did we) why isn't anybody screaming from the mountain tops?....no! now it's "let's see if they can sell it"..... really?.....there were certainly enough people around the globe waiting to see if it worked, right? not even a newsletter writer?
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I'll be delivering a webcast tomorrow morning on LINQ to XML in VB. I'll show lots of cool demos I promice!
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Thanks for the great webcast ! Your library of "How to" videos is like a gold mine for app developers like me ! I only caught part of the webcast today, can you let us know when you'll do the webcast again ? Thanks.
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I just added it for April 4th. http://blogs.msdn.com/bethmassi/archive/2008/03/21/linq-to-xml-webcast-added-to-the-vbeth-webcast-series.aspx
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I only got to stay for five minutes but wished I could have longer. Good stuff. Hopefully i can catch the next one.
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