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: Southwest Virginia Law BlogLack of due diligence?
By Steve
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It has been reported here and elsewhere that Judge Kelley of the E.D. Va. is going to resign because: (1) federal judges spend much of their time dealing with icky criminal cases, and (2) partners in D.C. law firms get more money. These obscure facts must have come as shocking revelations, whenever he discovered them during his brief tenure on the bench. I'm thinking Chief Justice Roberts should not have sent Kelley that copy of his year-end report.
Full post as published by Southwest Virginia Law Blog on February 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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