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Give me a break department: What self-respecting dog would put up with wearing this?

No. 1,622 What’s the side pocket for? Poop bags? Treats?

Waiting in Line for US Supreme Court Argument is a Profession.

No. 1,621 If you want to sit in the gallery at the Supreme Court for oral argument in important cases, you may have to arrive early. That is, 48 hours early. Students are paid by somebody with a strong interest in cases involving religious liberty to hold places. There are only 250 seats available to […]

Unintended Consequences: Eastern Texas may Become a Tech-Wasteland

No. 1,620 Marginal Revolution picked up a rumor that the two Apple stores located in eastern Texas will be closed and noted that they happen to be located in the favorite forum of patent case plaintiffs. “In 2016, Marshall, Texas with a population of only 24,000, was home to an astonishing 25 percent of all […]

Who is Soliciting Whom?

No. 1,619 Robert Kraft and numerous others are charged with “soliciting” at a Jupiter Florida massage parlor. The police were running a sting operation for the purpose of shutting down several businesses that were fronts for human trafficking operations. Obviously, the real perpetrators are the owner/operators of the enterprise that was engaged in providing prostitutes […]

Sic Transit Gloria Mundi: Fire Sale on Steeler Jerseys Bearing Numbers 26 and 84.

No. 1,618 The purveyor of authorized professional team jerseys, Fanatics, has announced a big sale on Jerseys, most of which bear the name and number of Bell, with a few Browns. Here’s three of many.

Sunday Morning Meditation: the Bird of Paradise

No. 1,615 Pirate pitcher Chris Archer is a rare bird. He has a mindfulness coach who sends him messages like this Zen proverb: “The bird of paradise lands only on the hand that does not grasp.” Archer is not likely to ever forget this maxim, nor will it stray from his mind for very long. […]

In Case You Didn’t Receive Any Valentines this Year. . .

No. 1,614 Here’s one that would have brought down the house and earned you detention at school back in the old days. Today they would probably take you out in handcuffs and call the FBI.

FREE (almost) CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION

No. 1,613 If you are interested in disability law and need some CLE credits, you may wish to sign up for this 3 day event. It clearly has a much wider scope than law, but if this is your intended field, you may find it contains what you need.

Regression to the Mediocre and the Tsunami of Useless Stats.

No. 1,611 Why did I watch that game last night? I said I wasn’t going to do it. But in the end, I even watched most of the commercials, none of which were funny, and most of the halftime show, which was not even mildly entertaining. Nevertheless, I found the pregame video presentation on the […]

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