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: Justice Building BlogMOVE ON
By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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Time to move on. The only posts that have stayed up longer have been those remembering when someone we knew died. And thank goodness no one has died. Nice to see the late Rob Pinero is up for an FACDL award. Kudos to whomever nominated him. Where do we vote? The FACDL listserv was abuzz with a Rule 29 (JOA for us State court practitioners) that David Joffe obtained for his client facing a minimum life sentence (double 851 enhancement) in a big drug case. Biggest surprise seemed to be that none other than Judge Michael Moore issued the blistering rebuke to the government's case. Well done Mr. Joffe. What's the deal with Twitter? We know it brought down a 35 year repressive regime in Egypt, but is it worth us spending our time on? Like most electronic communication inventions we just figured it was a new way to deliver porn or cheat on your spouse, but apparently we were mistaken...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on February 16, 2011 (boomark / email).
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