Elsewhere in the blogosphere
Amber Taylor thinks I'm, like, really really
old, but have a totally awesome-cool car.
Rondi Adamson
gives me a random shout-out.
Article III Groupie,
Jacqueline Passey,
Fred, and
David Nieporent blogroll me.
Elsewhere in the blogosphere
- "News of the Weird" is the first thing I always turn to when I pick up the City Paper. I know from correspondence that Chuck Shepherd reads Overlawyered, but it's still nice to get a shout-out.
- Laura Quilter, seeing the same Overlawyered post, accuses me of sexist patronization.
- If ever there was a chance of me being a judge, I probably scuttle it this week by participating in a Legal Affairs Debate Club that I was told was to be about a specific bill, and somehow got titled "How Important is Habeas?" after I sent in my piece. I say all sorts of things that will get taken out of context later. Doug Berman is polite enough to call my piece "provocative," while the Capital Defense Weekly blog characterizes it as "strained." (Confidential to W.B.: see Felker v. Turpin.)
