Stephen Colbert Breaks Down the 'Prece-Don't' of the Citizens United Case

Stephen Colbert Breaks Down the 'Prece-Don't' of the Citizens United Case

In the recent landmark Supreme Court case, Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, the Court held that a 62-year-old federal statue that prohibited corporations from making direct expenditures to support or oppose candidates in federal elections was unconstitutional. In this 5-4 decision, Justice Kennedy delivered the opinion of the Court, in which Chief Justice Roberts, Justice Scalia, and Justice Alito joined, and Justic... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Ha. Just kidding. What does this look like, SCOTUSBlog? You think I'm going to do a case digest of some Supreme Court case about campaign finance law? As if! I mean, as Allen Iverson said under similar circumstances, "I'm not shoving it aside, like it don't mean anything. I know it's important, I honestly do," but that would be like actual work. So no.

But I have something way better for you than a yet another case digest by some blogger of the Citizens United case: [MORE]

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Posted by Bruce Carton on February 1, 2010

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New York Judge Offers 'E-Mail Netiquette for Lawyers'

New York Judge Offers 'E-Mail Netiquette for Lawyers'

Via this post on the (new) legal writer blog, I found this detailed analysis of "E-Mail Netiquette for Lawyers" by Judge Gerald Lebovits of the New York City Civil Court, Housing Part, in Manhattan. It's not immediately clear to me why a judge on the New York City Civil Court, Housing Part, would be a particular expert on e-mail etiquette for lawyers, but I thought there were a lot of good points in Judge Lebovits' article -- which originally appeared in the New York State Bar Association Journal -- particularly the reminders on the absence of "tone" and on the need for brevity.

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Posted by Bruce Carton on February 1, 2010

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