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John Adams said it better

Posted on February 10, 2008
Thanks to the US Post Office, I found the following quote that said my point in my prior post far more concisely: “Let us dare to read, think, speak and write.” John Adams, 1765.

Words to give pause

Posted on February 07, 2008
Blogger’s like to have readers - otherwise they would just keep a journal and hide it under their mattress. So, when someone says “I read your blog”, there is usually a certain gratification. However, when that person is a judge who tells you this in the midst of a pre-trial in a case [...

Creativity Justice nexus

Posted on January 27, 2008
I was recently complimented by two opposing counsel because they each like working with me. I had to pause and consider the deeper ramifications of being complimented by opposing counsel: did it mean I was a pushover? Since, in both cases, I kept moving forward for favorable outcomes and stayed on top of [...

Child support in Dependency, Neglect and Abuse actions

Posted on January 10, 2008
If you would like a smattering of “let’s help poor people” optimism in the midst of boring child support and policy talk involving dependency, neglect and abuse actions, check out this post at the Lexington Lawyer blog.

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Arbitration by trusted independent agencies?!

Posted on January 01, 2008
Here is a post by Bluegrass Business Law blog discussing enforceability of arbitration agreements. What the blogger fails to point out is that in the case discussed, Paul Miller Ford’s arbitration agreement calls for the Better Business Bureau to handle the arbitration...

More with less

Posted on December 29, 2007
Kentuckians, do not fret about yesterday’s news about a budget shortfall. State workers have gotten so good at doing more with less that they surely can do everything with nothing. Because of this miraculous ability to cut costs year after year, even in the face of the risings costs of resources, Kentuckians need [...

Governor Beshear - pick me!

Posted on December 20, 2007
The ingrained culture and complex blend of regulations and underfunding mean Governor Beshear needs to pick just the right person to fix the problems described in the Hereald-Leader article titled “Central Ky. has worst record” . At the risk of appearing immodest, I am that person...

Long time

Posted on October 27, 2007
Wow, it has been two months since I posted anything!!! I hope to be back soon, but things have been a bit busy and blogging is down below spending time with my children on the old priority list. There are events I hope to write about, but since they involve current court cases [...

Child Protection in Kentucky part 7

Posted on August 23, 2007
Is this Heral Leader article about child protection workers just pointing out a few bad apples or is this just one clust of problems that permeate the culture of the Cabinet? Consider this prior post of mine and a few others entitled Child Protection in Kentucky part 1 through 6...

A chance to practice

Posted on August 23, 2007
This article from today’s Herald Leader on The W loosening strip-mining regulations provides a perfect opportunity to show your patriotism and practice denial. Just try repeating this mantra: “Stip mining is good. More stip mining is better...

Dubya Deserves Denial

Posted on August 22, 2007
Ordinarily I would jump right in and take the opportunity to criticize The W, but when I read this article in today’s Lexington Herald Leader entitled “How they keep Bush from seeing protests” I had to come to The W’s defense. Lawsuits about first amendment free speech rights aside, this is really just a [...

Hope to be back at the press soon

Posted on August 15, 2007
Just wanted to let you all know that I have been exceptionally busy recently and hope to be back soon.

News stories regarding child protection:

Posted on July 29, 2007
I encourage you to read these stories from today’s Herald Leader: Toiling for hope, family Often, there’s no easy answer They echo many of the things I have said social workers for the Cabinet struggle with in prior posts and give many of those workers some oft deserved positive press...

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