Legal Schnauzer
The memory of a beloved pet inspires one couple's fight against injustice.
Friday, November 16, 2007
My Common Critic, Part II
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Let's address some of the criticisms Matthew Krell raises in his post at Cottonmouth . First, Mr. Krell says I incorrectly stated the h...
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Important Case, Questionable Judge
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An important legal case is taking place in Birmingham, and it hits close to home on several fronts here at Legal Schnauzer . Mayor-elect Lar...
Dubya's downward spiral
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Even Alabamians, supposedly a pretty right-wing bunch, have little confidence in President George W. Bush. Only 12 percent of respondents sa...
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Thursday, November 15, 2007
Cat People Vs. Bird People
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As you probably can tell from the title, our blog is driven largely by an interest in the law and a love for pets. So we couldn't help b...
Assault on the Law
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A story in the sports section one day recently caught my attention and caused me to jump ahead a bit in our story of legal intrigue. The sto...
My Common Critic
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One of the "benefits" of having a blog is that you attract critics. Some critics are what you might call trolls. They sit back and...
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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Mississippi Churning, Part XXIII
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Paul Minor and Dunn Lampton have been political adversaries for many years. In fact, their relationship sounds strikingly similar to that of...
Our Corporate Courts
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Speaking of the ExxonMobil case, Left in Alabama has an excellent post about our pro-business Supreme Court. Two Alabama newspapers have re...
ExxonMobil and Don Siegelman
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We noted recently the curious fact that Don Siegelman (in Alabama) and Paul Minor (in Mississippi) had successfully fought the tobacco indus...
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Mississippi Churning, Part XXII
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Our coverage of the Paul Minor case in Mississippi has focused on the facts, the law, the judge (U.S. District Judge Henry Wingate), and the...
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