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: Declarations and ExclusionsLet's See SCOTUSBlog Post This!
By George Wallace
And yet . . . .even that worthy site has thus far declined to Rip the Proverbial Lid off of the Literal Scandal that is:
June Crenshaw: Sex Kitten to the Supreme Court
This lost, albeit scandalous, cinematic record of High Jinks at the High Court has at last, as it must in a Republic founded upon Principles to Be Named Later, come to light. All credit is due here to the painstaking researches of playwright/screenwriter/connoisseur of the tastefully if tackily erotic, David Mamet, and his Circle.
Judge, so to speak, for yourselves:
Thorough and diligent Advocates will study this primary document closely, gleaning invaluable, nay, indispensable, well nigh irreplaceable, and simply irresistible insights into jurisprudence and judicial history, into Dred Scott and dishabille, and into the myriad varieties of Court-packing contemplated at one time or another by the Roosevelt administration.
How comforting to know that this material is certifiably, indeed certiorarically, Safe for Most Workplaces, so that is may be scrutinized at length and at leisure. Continuing Legal Education credit has been applied for.
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Full post as published by Declarations and Exclusions on June 05, 2010 (boomark / This!&linkurl=http://www.uslaw.com/library/Insurance_Law/Lets_SCOTUSBlog_Post.php?item=813879' rel=nofollow title='Declarations and Exclusions'>email).
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