Search all posts
-
Most Recent Posts
Sites of Interest
Tag Archives: law and the courts
What it’s like to be in court
The sitting of the circuit court began between nine and ten. The programme of the day was promptly entered upon, with noticeable haste. The cases came on one after another and ended quickly, like a church service without a choir, … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged law and the courts, role of judges
Comments Off on What it’s like to be in court
How not to behave to the judge
Maybe you don’t like your judge’s decision. But you don’t want to protest by threatening him. No, really, you don’t. Westchester woman convicted of threatening federal judge over tossed lawsuit Regina Lewis said she had ‘f—–g bullet with his name … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged criminal cases, Experienced plaintiff, law and the courts, role of judges
Comments Off on How not to behave to the judge
Federal judge won’t trap the union rat
It may only be New Yorkers who get that headline. I’m a New Yorker, so I smiled when I saw this, from the New York Law Journal: Judge Declines to Stop Union’s Use of Rat in Protest Eastern District Judge … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged First Amendment rights, law and the courts, right to unionize, role of judges
Comments Off on Federal judge won’t trap the union rat