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CJ Roberts was preoccupied with more important matters--the undeserved pay raises for judges. Like 90% of his colleagues, he needs to focus on his job and be thankful he has one.
I think Obama might have ended oath with "so help me God," which is not actually in the oath of office. Anyone can check on this? Of course, this has nothing to do with practice in the SD of FL. Rambling is contagious, I apologize truly. And I also truly apologize.
My understanding is that while obviously not constitutionally required the "So help me God" language has been appended to the oath for many many years.
In the current issue of The New Republic there is an article that discusses whether the different styles of Obama and Clinton are a reflection of the different law schools they attended (Harvard vs. Yale).
In the thread the follows the article a poster writes:
"As a lawyer who went to a state law school but practices with lawyers from both Harvard and Yale, I can say that graduates of both law schools have their heads up their asses, but Harvard lawyers less so."
CJ Roberts was preoccupied with more important matters--the undeserved pay raises for judges. Like 90% of his colleagues, he needs to focus on his job and be thankful he has one.
ReplyDeleteI think Obama might have ended oath with "so help me God," which is not actually in the oath of office. Anyone can check on this? Of course, this has nothing to do with practice in the SD of FL. Rambling is contagious, I apologize truly. And I also truly apologize.
ReplyDeleteEd, what do you think about the Inspector General's report re Acosta?
ReplyDeleteMy understanding is that while obviously not constitutionally required the "So help me God" language has been appended to the oath for many many years.
ReplyDeleteDavid,
ReplyDeleteI heard a rumor that some defendants are now only serving 65% of their BOP sentences due to "economic" reasons. Is this true?
In the current issue of The New Republic there is an article that discusses whether the different styles of Obama and Clinton are a reflection of the different law schools they attended (Harvard vs. Yale).
ReplyDeleteIn the thread the follows the article a poster writes:
"As a lawyer who went to a state law school but practices with lawyers from both Harvard and Yale, I can say that graduates of both law schools have their heads up their asses, but Harvard lawyers less so."
Is that the general consensus here?
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If you were asking me about the Acosta report, sorry for not answering sooner. I had my head up my ass.
ReplyDeleteSadly, whenever one thinks Acosta is evil or crooked his is not, he only appears to be a just a dope. Is that good news or bad news.
Well at least some people like him. No one likes me.