Author: Justin Danhof, Esq.

Judge Orders Law Firms to Diversify

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I always thought justice was blind.  Apparently one federal judge saw too many white male lawyers working on a case and had to put a stop to it.   Source: istockphoto.com (Note: This is not a picture of Judge Baer.) On ...
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Beware the Cash for Clunkers Redux

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Photos taken at the September 12 “March on D.C.” at the U.S. Capitol. George Washington capturing the day on his handicam. A new spin on an old song. Share Article | Permalink Email Article | Print Article View Printer Friendly ...
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Obama Administration Adds More to Debt Than 40 Presidents

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Source: istockphotoTerence Jeffrey of CNSNews did some starling number crunching this week.  It appears the Obama administration has added a fair amount to the national debt.  Jeffrey explains: In the first 19 months of the Obama administration, the federal debt ...
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Supreme Court Throws Christian Students to the Lions

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United States Supreme Court BuildingIt seems Mary Kay Kane, former Dean of Hastings College of Law, and her administration opposed the views held by the Christian Legal Society on their campus, so they threw ‘em out. Last week, while the ...
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Our Teflon President

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U.S. District Judge Martin L. C. FeldmanIt is well documented that President Obama does not handle criticism very well.  The removal of General Stanley McChrystal is just the most recent example of our ever-petulant President’s thin skin. Well, on Tuesday, ...
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What if the Minutemen Get Thirsty?

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Want a vision of a world where the "green police" control everyday life? Try millions of Americans denied clean water after a natural or man-made disaster. That is what will happen if the green activists of one Massachusetts town have ...
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Judge Says Cheerleading is Not a Sport

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Cheerleading is not a sport.  That is what Federal Judge Stefan Underhill said last Wednesday. In a 95-page opinion, Judge Underhill ruled that Quinnipiac University could not count competitive cheer towards the school’s Title IX compliance; rather, it had to ...
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Cap and Trade Bill Contains a New “Cash for Clunkers” Program Covering Consumer Products

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The Wall Street Journal has sarcastically suggested that "Cash for Clunkers" be extended to "subsidize the purchase of kitchen appliances... and new fishing boats," arguing that such items "are hardly less deserving than cars."1 Be careful what you wish for.  ...
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Waxman-Markey Backers: Stubborn as a Mule or Greedy as a Pig?

National Policy Analysis #580 /
Humorist Jack Handy once offered this witty advice:  “If you ever drop your keys into a river of molten lava, let 'em go, because, man, they're gone.”  House Democrats have figuratively dropped the cap-and-trade bill into molten lava, but apparently ...
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