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Panels on Which I’m Speaking this Month
I am scheduled to be a panelist in two programs this month, both in Boston: Judge Ginsburg. Retired Judge Edward Ginsburg is a legend in Massachusetts for all he’s done both on and off the bench. 13, 4-5:30 p.m., Ginsburg & Friends: Conversations on Professional Relationships: The Press, the Courts, the Profession.
Media Law
- Tuesday, August 31, 2010
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Judging the Judges
Margaret Tarkington, Brigham Young University Law School, has published "A Free Speech Right to Impugn Judicial Integrity in Court Proceedings," forthcoming in Boston College Law Review. Here is the abstract. Throughout the United States, state and federal courts discipline and
Media Law Prof Blog
- Wednesday, November 18, 2009
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No Blogs, Please--We're Judges
FindLaw's Anita Ramasastry discusses why the judge in the Casey Anthony trial was right to recuse himself after talking to a blogger
Media Law Prof Blog
- Thursday, May 6, 2010
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Judge rejects Carly Simon suit against Starbucks
By Eriq Gardner EXCLUSIVE: A judge has shot down singer Carly Simon's lawsuit against Starbucks for bailing on the music business just five days before it was supposed to release her latest album. Los Angeles District Court Judge George Wu.
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Judge: Ringtones aren't public performances
By Eriq Gardner Weren't cellphone ringtones supposed to rescue the music industry? Consumers seemed willing to pay $3 or higher for a 15-second snippet of a song when, amazingly, it only cost 99 cents to purchase the full-length version on.
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Judge blocks Sublime bandmembers from using name
By Matthew Belloni A Los Angeles judge has shut down an effort by former bandmembers of Sublime to perform under the name. The preliminary injunction was issued today in a trademark lawsuit brought by the estate of the 90’s ska-punk.
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The TV Judge and Tort Reform
Joshua Wilson and Erin Ackerman have published "TV Judges and the Civil Law Narrative," as a Western Political Science Association 2010 Annual Meeting Paper. This is a collaborative study examining the relationship between popular reality-based judge Here is the abstract.
Media Law Prof Blog
- Tuesday, May 4, 2010
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Judge 'inundated' with death threats after Arizona ruling :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Nation
Judge 'inundated' with death threats after Arizona ruling :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Nation U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton received hundreds of threats at her court offices within hours of her ruling last week on Arizona's tough and controversial immigration law. She has been inundated," said U.S. About 99.9 But it's that 0.1
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Judge rules A&E mishandled 'Steven Seagal: Lawman' claim
By Eriq Gardner EXCLUSIVE: In a pretty extraordinary move, a New York District Court has slapped A&E Television Networks for filing in "bad faith" a lawsuit seeking to clarify who generated the idea behind "Steven Seagal: Lawman." Last August, Genuine.
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Judge Reprimanded for Letters to Publisher
The judge who sent threatening letters to the publisher of The Boston Herald received a public reprimand today from the Supreme Judicial Court. The SJC concluded that Superior Court Judge Ernest B. From today's opinion: It is beyond serious dispute that the letters sent by Judge Murphy do not promote public confidence in the judiciary.
Media Law
- Thursday, December 18, 2008
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An Encyclopedia of Judges and Courts
It strives to be a comprehensive encyclopedic reference about America’s courts and judges. As you would expect, Judgepedia has pages for virtually every federal and state court and judge. For lawyers, the site is perhaps best used as a reference source on specific courts and judges. For the U.S.
Media Law
- Monday, June 7, 2010
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