Monthly Archives: December 2008

Questionable Presidential Morality

George W. Bush just gave his final university commencement address as a sitting president. Good for him. But I think the Associated Press headline on the story at that link gets it wrong: “Bush tells Texas A&M grads doing right … Continue reading

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Go Roger, Go!

This is why Roger Ebert totally rocks. Follow the link for a lengthy review of Ben Stein’s movie Expelled. Here’s an exceprt: Hilariously, the film argues that evolutionists cannot tolerate dissent. If you were to stand up at a “Catholic and mainstream … Continue reading

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Compensation as Regulation

My brother considers a recent letter to the editor and wonders about law as regulation: How is issuing [traffic] citations different than “control[ling] the traffic”? I mean, that’s the way our traffic laws and enforcement have been designed. The system … Continue reading

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Official Public Record

Here I am, member of the State Bar of California.

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Three-Way Synchronization

This morning I had a dilemma. My MacBook has iCal and Address Book to store my private data: contact information for friends and family and events on my personal calendar. Both of them sync with my iPhone, so I can … Continue reading

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Lots to Say

Unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, I’ve not been posting much lately. Part of the problem is that I’m busier than I used to be, but the bigger problem has been trying to figure out how to be a lawyer … Continue reading

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Howdy

This afternoon I took an oath to “to support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of California, and faithfully to discharge the duties of any attorney at law to the best of [my] knowledge … Continue reading

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