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"Smarts and zingers: Lawyers laud Carnes' intelligence, but are wary of his tough questioning and sharp retorts in opinions."

"Smarts and zingers: Lawyers laud Carnes' intelligence, but are wary of his tough questioning and sharp retorts in opinions." Today in The Fulton County (Ga.) Daily Report, Alyson M. Palmer has an article that begins, "After a heated confirmation battle to secure his seat on the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 1992, Edward E. Carnes might have tread lightly in his early days on the bench. But a story about Carnes' first sitting as a judge, recounted by 11th Circuit Judge Joel F. Dubina at a May 2007 seminar in Atlanta, suggests that Carnes began his judicial career firing on all cylinders."

Full post as published by How Appealing on February 12, 2009 (boomark / email).