Posts Tagged ‘courts’
Saturday Link Collection
Posted by: Patrick Allen Foster on July 25, 2015
Assorted Law Links
Posted by: Patrick Allen Foster on January 9, 2015
First Monday
Posted by: Patrick Allen Foster on October 6, 2014
Tennessee’s New Attorney General
Posted by: Patrick Allen Foster on September 16, 2014
From Persico’s Nuremberg Trials Book: Inventing Simultaneous Interpretation, and the American Way vs. the British Way of Prosecuting War Crimes Trials
Posted by: Paul A. Forsyth on September 13, 2014
Tennessee Election Results
Posted by: Patrick Allen Foster on August 8, 2014
Regarding the Plan by (Some) Republicans to Oust Three Justices on the Tennessee Supreme Court
Posted by: Patrick Allen Foster on August 7, 2014
My Favorite Judicial Opinion of the Week: Dragons and Copyright
Posted by: Paul A. Forsyth on June 12, 2014
Beowulf, Babylon 5, and Random Links for Friday
Posted by: Patrick Allen Foster on May 23, 2014
Why is President Obama Nominating Judges Like Michael Boggs?
Posted by: Patrick Allen Foster on May 15, 2014
