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American Exception: the book?

By Mark Obbie

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Say goodbye to the Times' extraordinary American Exception series. Its author, Adam Liptak, confirmed in an e-mail that today's installment probably was its last -- which I had pretty much guessed, since Liptak is busy preparing for the new term on his new beat, starting in less than three weeks. We're lucky that Liptak managed to pound out six installments of the 10-part series since he was named as Linda Greenhouse's replacement. The series -- comprised of relatively timeless reporting on aspects of American law that are unique in the world -- is ready made for a book. I asked Liptak about that, and he answered in this e-mail:
I certainly should think about a book, and in due course I will.  The series has been a lot of fun to pull together, and it's gotten a good response.  But for now I'm focused on preparing for my new job.
Now, let's hope that his bosses are focused on filling his legal-affairs beat, which they've had nearly six months to prepare for.

Full post as published by Lawbeat on September 18, 2008 (boomark / email).

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