Take a look at this abstract from the New York Law Journal, about an email one lawyer sent to another who happened to have been the forewoman of a jury that decided against the first lawyer’s client.

I didn’t know this kind of a-legal vituperation was censurable. Not that I disagree; I just had no idea. (But I was curious enough to look through the lawyers code of professional conduct (you can link to it from the Sidebar first page, under Sites of Interest; if you too are curious, take a look at section 3.5(5)(iii and iv) on pages 107-108).

So I figure you, too, would like to see this, especially given the Hillary Clinton email non-scandal. Some people delete their intemperate emails instead of sending them. Or make sure their emails aren’t intemperate to begin with.

Lawyer Is Censured for Email Saying Juror ‘Hijacked’ His Case