The idea of using a judicial officer to explain procedure and policy in the Clark County Courts has its roots in the Jeremy Strohmeyer murder case that culminated seven years ago. The cold-blooded nature of the crime, combined with the high profile appearance of defense attorney Leslie Abramson, who had just defended the Menendez brothers, [...]
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Judges Need A PR Campaign
Out in the Black Hills a small revolution has begun, backed by a group called “JAIL 4 Judges,” that seeks to throw out any judge that dares rule against anyone who disagrees with the judge. Actually, that’s too simple of a statement: what South Dakota Constitutional Amendment E would do is “create grand juries with [...]
LVCourts Blog
I’ve posted press releases and background information on a court media website in the past, and updated court cases as warranted via email and an RSS Feed; however I’ve not used a blog to post information on high profile media cases, until now.
With national and local media clamoring to learn more about the Las Vegas [...]
Third Year: A Breeze
Most lawyers saddled with tons of debt from attending law school probably would like to get their third year tuition back following a survey that shows the third year is mostly a waste of time. The Law School Survey of Student Engagement, released this week by Indiana University Center for Postsecondary Research, reports that the [...]
