I can’t help but cheer the diligence of Fulton County (Georgia) District Attorney, Ms. Fani Willis!
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The expansive, courageous legacy of Sinead O’Connor.
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At times I have been driving in a glass house, so to speak (or listen!)……
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Happy Holidays from the Firm: Declan the Halls with Balls of Jolly!
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Reflections on a covid-era return to the courthouse.
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A foundation where the brain is healed, through love and research.
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Personal and Professional Pandemic Assistance Delivered to my Home.
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Covid-19 immunization claims would be better addressed by the NVICP, not the CICP.
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In the ever-shifting political landscape, pundits and the rest of us have renewed interest in the concept of the presidential pardon. Constitutional scholars, law professors and political pundits all weigh in on the controversial question of whether a president can self-pardon.
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I temporarily switched from blogs or footnotes to postcards. Now I just exclaim: VOTE!
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As attorney friends retire, I believe the essence of a career is really “carer” with an extra “e” within.
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Zoom-ing through justice and what that means for the legal system? This “footnote” was drafted—but not finished—-a month ago. It remains all the more pertinent as all of the participants in the US legal system——meaning most of those who would come across this site—- remain in “adaptation” mode.
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An ancient vessel, adolescent boredom and teamwork may help us navigate the world’s choppy waters.
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The famous Irish poet, Eavan Boland, passed away this week. Her creative voice matched her own life: powerful, to the point, accessible. Ms. Boland’s poem of an Irish famine is meaningful as we explore life—-including working from home—-in the time of the pandemic.
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Trying to understand and navigate the sensitive issues of a reparations program for Colorado children sexually abused by the Catholic Church.
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“Backlog” as legal logjam and log-istical nightmare for those seeking justice in federal administrative programs.
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As a daughter and a lawyer, I am still unraveling the many lessons of my father’s legacy.
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What constitutes a “proper legal venue” has expanded in my own practice over the years.
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Journalist Marie Colvin was killed in 2012 in Syria whilst covering the war. A federal judge is holding the Syrian government liable for her death.
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