MONDAY NIGHT GET EVEN GAME
This is one of those weeks we need a big get even game or it will be back to wine in those cardboard containers and the Five Guys Lettuce Wrap Burger instead of the filet and king crab.
Saints - 1.5. The o/u is a tough 48.5 as we saw when our 49ers over pick just fell short. 48.5 requires a combined 7 TDs and that's above average. Better we like our combo of over 220 passing yards for each of the QBs
Also over 6.5 Yanks at Rays. We like the Yanks but we don't want to lay the 1.5 runs, but other than the first game against the Rays when they were shut down 1-0, they are pretty reliable in hitting the over.
Well, here it is! What legal nerds the world over wait for.
The First Monday in October, when the US Supreme Court (motto: "Trump does what he wants and who are we to stop him?") meets for the new session, and county and circuit judges throughout Florida dream their DeSantis Drone dreams: "If I just deny all the defense motions and tell counsel that it's up to the legislature to change the law, I'm sure to catch the eye of the governor and president..."*sigh*
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Do you ever wonder why jurists who believe in originalism use computers to do research and write their opinions? If originalism is the right way to interpret the Constitution, then why isn't it the right way to live their lives?
The article is behind a paywall, but Justice Alito has a piece in the Wall Street Journal about originalism, which is sort of weird because the framers didn't read the WSJ. Other than that glaring inconsistency, the article is worth a read- especially if you're having trouble sleeping if all your football picks bombed this weekend like ours did.
Anyway, new week and new Supreme Court term. Enjoy.
22 comments:
Rumpole and Readers: which South Florida lawyers or now Judges were Law Clerks at the Supreme Court?
I can think of a few.
Alex Michaels for sure in the 1990-91 term.
I think Sy in 59-60 for the Warren Court. And didn’t Postman clerk for his hero Whizzer White ?
Did anyone leave the Survivor pool this past weekend?
I say we return to the pre-computer era of lawyering. Making house visits, riding around in carriages, and such. Would probably be a lot less stressed and burned out.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. She clerked for Justice Stephen Breyer.
Dean Colson from Colson & Hicks clerked for the Chief Justice at the same time that John Roberts did.
I think Manny Kadre, the brilliant billionaire politico, also clerked for one of the Justices after clerking for Fred Moreno.
Alex Micheals was and still is a God!
Rumpole-- inquiring minds would like to know--- who will win the Superbowl? What are your predictions of what two teams will be in the final showdown? I need to start planning my Sueprbowl Party now.
A thought pondered my mind-- how did they practice law in Caveman Era? I wonder if its anything like in the Flintstones where everything was chiseled in a stone tablet?
I am Alex Micheals’ protégé
Who does the hiring at the U.S. attorney’s office 🤢🤮
Judge Jordan Clerked for Sandra Day O'Connor
Well I had the Bengals going. That fell flat. The raiders look like they’d have a better chance. So Bills - 49ers and once again Bills get their hearts broken. 49ers have best coach in the league. And you know how many times their QB Brock Purdy has been sacked this season ? As many times as a Hialeah judge is on time for court. ZERO. O line wins championships. Ask the Eagles.
Shemp.
I just heard they hired a former “win at all cost” ASA. Is it fair to say Trump knows how to pick them.
Rump what happened to your blog retirement
You need a tootsy
Rump, I think most judges are on time. Who are the 3 best and 3 worst on being on time?
Fowl mouthed draconian lawyer.
Why would they hire someone under investigation?
If you're a "getting even" gambler, you might have a gambling problem...
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