International Law

Daily Twitter Links

These are some of the things I've been tweeting about over the past few days:

• only justice scalia would have some advice for aspiring screenwriters http://j.mp/9jZcuq
• the bar exam is coming and the lawyers-to-be are freaking out on twitter http://j.mp/cO4Y6m
• is it appropriate for the chief justice to go on radio to address anger at bikeway rapist case? i'm not sure it is ... http://j.mp/djYfde
• @kyles_p has posted an excellent summary of telstra corporation limited v phone directories company pty ltd http://j.mp/9zFm0c
• @suziblack what do you think this means? ... "stuart mitchell takes a break from mitchells" http://j.mp/btN0Iz
• RT @efa_oz: Labor Senator Kate Lundy confirms she will seek to amend the mandatory filtering legislation http://bit.ly/bRgZiy #openinternet #nocleanfeed
• RT @efa_oz: Stay in touch with the latest #openinternet news from around the web http://openinternet.com.au/news/ and http://openinternet.com.au/blog/
• RT @TrevorCook: Gideon Haigh: "Journalists are resolutely dedicated to superficiality" http://bit.ly/czgRut ouch
• tony martin at @scrivenersfancy, "buy now, pay immediately" http://j.mp/bNqiys
• RT @thetowncrier: I've written a hard-hitting investigative piece on the drug scourge devastating this city. Yes, coffee. http://bit.ly/dutPO7
• RT @thetowncrier: Says @firstdogonmoon: "You can't sack a minister just because they're not very good at it. There'd only be three left." #crikeyconvo

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