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Further proof that all law bloggers end up in Cincinnati eventually

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Further proof that all law bloggers end up in Cincinnati eventually: Tomorrow I'll be traveling to Covington, Kentucky (just across the river from Cincinnati) where, on Thursday, I'll be a CLE presenter at the 2009 Kentucky Bar Association Convention.

The subject of my presentation, which will begin at 10:50 a.m. on Thursday, is "U.S. Supreme Court: Review of the 2008-2009 Term," sponsored by the Young Lawyers Section.

My last visit to Covington, Kentucky was on my way home from the Galapagos Islands last August. And my last visit to Covington before that, if I recall correctly, was on my way to argue an appeal in the Sixth Circuit.

Of course, the recently revealed Ann Althouse "alt-house" is in Cincinnati. If any readers have restaurant suggestions for Cincinnati, please let me know via email. And, of course, if you'll be at the 2009 Kentucky Bar Association Convention, please do say hello. You might even see me at another presentation or two to stock up on CLE credits to satisfy my own home state's requirements.

Full post as published by How Appealing on June 10, 2009 (boomark / email).

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