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-- Fallen beauty - girls with eating disorders

-- Scalia's campaign to be C.J. (SacBee)

-- Shock over slaying of judges (CNN)

-- Re the smokin' judge (Newswire.Ca)

-- Speedtrap, USA (Car&Driver)

-- Interview w/ Geo. Pelecanos (MysteryOne)

-- Profile of Geo. Pelecanos (LegalAffairs)

-- The lynchings in Duluth (Ci.Duluth)

-- History of first names (BehindTheName)

-- Kathleen Parker on Fred Rogers (THF)

-- What he says, what she hears (TheOnion)

-- Judge suspended for pulling rank (SunTimes)

-- BurtLaw's special edition Swimsuit Issue!!!

-- Nix on mandatory retirement of judges

-- Advice to a recent law school grad

-- Michael & Catherine's lawsuit (TheLawyer)

-- Women judges in Arab countries (ArNews)

-- Judge's $10,000 office makeover (CanCom)

-- Beirut Bar Ass'n update (DailyStar)

-- National Geographic swimsuit issue

-- Lithwick: Scalia hogs the ball (Slate)

-- Profile of Elmore Leonard (UKGuardian)

-- Smart lawyers like dumb jurors (Reason)

-- Midwest Food Alliance (LSP)

-- Eliot's The Waste Land annotated

-- What would Kant do? (HarvardGazette)

-- Queens Supreme is not supreme (Newsday)

-- Best guide for new college students

-- Albanian-style women's lib - photo (Yahoo)

-- Kathleen Parker on Fred Rogers (THF)

-- Judge Kozinski in the news (LATimes)

-- What he says, what she hears (TheOnion)

-- Judge suspended for pulling rank (SunTimes)

-- Ct. says transsexuals can wed (HeraldSun)

-- Dog/cat torture as felony? (Enquirer)

-- China: judging as profession (PeoplesDaily)

-- Judge in hot seat (HeraldBulletin)

-- BurtLaw's special edition Swimsuit Issue!!!

-- Should Valentine's Day be banned? (SFChr)

-- Old stewardesses to blame? (AftenPosten)

-- The Oxycontin-addicted judge (FlaSunSent)

-- Michael & Catherine's lawsuit (TheLawyer)

-- Women judges in Arab countries (ArNews)

-- Judge's $10,000 office makeover (CanCom)

-- Beirut Bar Ass'n update (DailyStar)

-- National Geographic swimsuit issue

-- Lithwick: Scalia hogs the ball (Slate)

-- Profile of Elmore Leonard (UKGuardian)

-- Smart lawyers like dumb jurors (Reason)

-- Midwest Food Alliance (LSP)

-- Eliot's The Waste Land annotated

-- Did judge order view-blocking trees cut?

-- What would Kant do? (HarvardGazette)

-- Queens Supreme is not supreme (Newsday)

-- How to bake cake - easy (CakeMixDoctor)

-- Every man a kingpin (NYTimes)

-- Dissent has lawyers talking (WashPost)

-- Why not to visit Paris in winter (IHT)

-- Probe of judicial sleaze (OutlookIndia)

-- Indiana judges seek huge pay raise (BHT)

-- Gov. nominates aide to high court (ATU)

-- Maybe it's your platitude (WashingtonPost)

-- Blind man judges beauty pageant (AINews)

-- New gadgets for lawyers (LLRX)

-- Tattoos risky behavior (Canada.Com)

-- Collateral consequences of get-tough laws

-- U.S. history full of politico gaffes (SFGate)

-- Judge: gays should be in mental institution

-- Top 10 2002 PR gaffes (Indonation)

-- Long line of princely gaffes (BBC)

-- Bill of Rights pared to manageable 6 rights

-- Row over "drunk" judges in India (BBC)

-- Cal. S. Ct. to review judge-scout rule (Yahoo)

-- S.C.'s impressive new governor (TheState)

-- Bad baby names -- like Turdell?

-- Online legal info for Scandinavia (LLRX)

-- Ruth Stone: When I was 35 (WebDelSol)

-- Norsk panel: smokers are sick (Aften-Posten)

-- BurtLaw's Law and Christmas Links

-- 87-yr-old gal wins poetry prize (NYTimes)

-- The latest on Cherie Blair (UKGuardian)

-- Ex-chief judge kills self (BradentonHerald)

-- Panhandling in Northampton (BostonGlobe)

-- Are SUV drivers assholes? (WashMonthly)

-- Judicial excesses in India (TheHindu)

-- Guys don't appreciate paternity fraud (Yahoo)

-- Judge resigns midst sex allegations (TuscN)

-- Mark Twain's last visit to Hannibal (HCP)

-- Judge gives light sentences on last day (NDN)

-- Law dean resigns after sex accusations (SFC)

-- EEOC sues law firm for sex harassment (QC)

-- Re larcenous legal secretaries (NYT)

-- Prosaic judges rap rhymin' judge (Pocono)

-- Judges take trip to Puerto Rico to confer (Al)

-- Judges quarrel over digs (SANews)

-- Ct. remodeling the old-fashioned way (WT)

-- BurtLaw on 10-Commandments Judge

-- Museum of our last great President :-)

-- Bush lies, media swallows (Nation)

-- Gore Vidal: oil thirst behind Bush War (Yah)

-- Lithwick on MN S.Ct.'s election decision

-- Roundup of judicial races (NLJ/Law.Com)

-- Norwegians don't "get" Halloween (AftPost)

-- The lost adventure of childhood (Salon)

-- USA leads world in detention of students

-- Judges hiding behind velour curtains? (TPJ)

-- Do judges have souls? (Bjornboe)

-- Judges & lovers - click here & here (SACom)

-- Age discrimination on TV (Yah) and in court

-- Ken Starr's love note to Rehnquist (Slate)

-- Legislature & court square off (ConMon)

-- Mom puts nails, hair ahead of kid (Onion)

-- Bad interview stories (Canada.Com)

-- Judicial campaigns: appeals ct. relaxes rules

-- Fed. ct.: must allow party picks for judges

-- USSCt's latest on jud. campaigns (FF)

-- Legislative gridlock is good, not bad (Slate)

-- Kelley's Girls' Club is legal babefest (Slate)

-- Law and (deep) linking (NewArch)

-- Feminists celebrate their bodies (NTexDaily)

-- Transcript - oral arg. in Eldred v. Ashcroft

-- Logic: the gambler's fallacy (BostonGlobe)

-- Keiko ("Willy") settles in Norway (BBC)

-- Demand for more ugly people on Norsk TV

-- What women in India want in a man (GDN)

-- James Hillman on depression (NTherapist)

-- Ezra Pound's tips for law review editors

-- 10 Commandments trial (NJCom)

-- Who's busiest judge? (CincyEnq)

-- Mistress seems to be good for area man

-- Justice by postal code (SundayMail)

-- Best guide for new college students

-- Ct. furloughs tip of iceberg? (Ft.M.Times)

-- Judgeships go to Guv's contributors (AJC)

-- Law and wind chimes (SPPP/Yahoo)

-- Law and chiropractic prostitutes (NBC4)

-- Law and law students (ReviewJournal)

-- Israeli daddy gets surprise (News24)

-- Islamic law and dogs (IranMania)

-- Loans to judges probed (SunHerald)

-- Transparency in choosing silk (Guardian)

-- Law and wrestling (Newsday)

-- History of the workhouse - More

-- Did judge's wife steal $125,000? (DemChron)

-- Ct workers on unpaid furlough (DenverPost)

-- Judges of Madison County (Telegraph)

-- Hot judicial campaign (SunSpot) More

-- Judge suspended for campaign errors (NN)

-- Another new palace for judges (LansingSJ)

-- Law office temp's guide to success (Onion)

-- Idiot's guide - written for judges (Scotland)

-- War & civil liberties in UK (TheLawyer)

-- Hoodlums in robes (ABS-CBNNews)

-- Smarty pants in robes (TechCentralStation)

-- Injustice system & the innocent (Newsday)

-- Geo. Will on tort reform (WashingtonPost)

-- Magistrates threatened daily (iAfrica)

Announcement. We've finally gotten around to launching our new webzine/blawg: BurtLaw's The Daily Judge:

It is not an online newspaper and is not affiliated with or intended to be mistaken for any existing or previously-existing newspaper or journal. Rather, it is a so-called "blawg," a law-related personal "web log" or "blog," one with a subjective, idiosyncratic, and eccentric sociological and social-psychological slant that focuses not on the latest judicial decisions of supposed great importance but on a) the institution of judge in the United States and in other countries throughout the world, b) the judicial office and role, c) judicial personalities, d) the great common law tradition of judging as practiced here and throughout the world, e) judges as judges, f) judges as ordinary people with the usual mix of virtues and flaws, etc. We link to newspapers and other sources in order to alert the reader to ideas, articles, stories, speeches, law books, literary works and other things about "judges" that have interested us and that may interest the reader.

We don't promote our blawgs, but readers of this blog and of our affiliated political opinion blog, BurtonHanson.Com, may be interested in it. We don't think there is another blawg quite like it.