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Weekend Roundup

• Walter Olson on thought patrol. Nothing like a good flame war between blawgers to take the chill out of autumn.
• Court tosses suit against God. A Nebraska senator's attempt to obtain an injunction against God was dismissed for failure to serve the complaint. But isn't there merit to the plaintiff's argument, "that since God knows everything, God had notice of the lawsuit"?
• Which law firms produce the most law professors? Miriam Cherry wonders, after making the transcontinental jump from Foley Hoag in Boston to McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento.
• Fred Baron gets Tysabri. His son Andrew's efforts paid off. Now let us hope the treatment will save Baron's life.
• Microsoft patents censorship. I'm just surprised that Google didn't beat them to the punch.
• A $10,000 blogging scholarship. In my day, we had to work our way through blog school.
• Libel case against Grisham is appealed. Now the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will get to decide just who is The Innocent Man.
• Supreme Court OKs spying on avatars. Unfortunately, the case in which it did this must remain a secret.
• Man arrested for sex with vacuum. Not to defend him, but might he have been confused about the meaning of "hose"?

Posted by Robert J. Ambrogi on October 20, 2008 at 12:09 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)