Tag Archives: role of judges

Teacher Tenure Ruling in California

Posted on June 12, 2014 by Naomi

Not a very long time ago I waved a warning flag about this wretchedly twisted lawsuit. Now that I’ve read about the judge’s decision − Teacher Tenure Ruling in California Is Expected to Intensify Debate – NYTimes.com. − I’m further … Continue reading →

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“Defendant Gone Wild,” a/k/a how not to behave during ANY legal proceeding

Posted on June 11, 2014 by Naomi

Just as I have suspended my labors at explaining how depositions can go and how defendants can behave, here is an enchanting example from Lowering the Bar, involving a oh-gee-we-all-wish-he-wasn’t-considered-a celebrity: “He has put a lot of this foolish behavior … Continue reading →

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Supreme Court term limits?

Posted on June 10, 2014 by Naomi

I apologize but I can’t remember the journal where I grabbed this short but riveting comment from an unusual source, suggesting that the federal court system institute term limits. FEDERAL COURTS Emerging Support for Supreme Court Term Limits U.S. Supreme … Continue reading →

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