the killer’s hands
fold a paper
crane
seen it all, done it all
and now
forgetting
by David G. Lanoue, from Haiku Guy (a novel).
by dagosan:
it is! it isn’t!
genocide – –
just stop it
[Aug. 16, 2004]
Please join the Sudan Day of Conscience, August 25th (see NYT editorial; and passion of the present)
Today, Mass. Bar advocates are helping eachother refuse court emergency appointments. [article on effects] Some questions for them here.
Good Idea: Librarians are taking the copyright message to teens. (see wirednews, Virtual Chase) Here’s a software industry Cyber-Ethics Code (via Wu/Lessig)
The very real Evan Schaeffer wonders if it matters that Anonymous Lawyer is “fictional.” (Me? I’ve gotten more truths from fiction than non-fiction)
Thanks to J. Craig Williams: for en-rolling us at May It Please, xpanding coverage on the kindergarten judge, & pointing to Anecdotage.com.
Thanks to A Season of Mists. Why would a nice, bright guy like Alan want to be a lawyer?
Update on our July 17 posting: Brian Breedlove, whose NY law firm is openly competing on contingency fees with its Fair Fee Promise ads, is hearing grumbling from other lawyers for “breaking the Holy Grail.” Ethically speaking, he correctly concludes , “Nobody does it, but I think it’s required.” (Rocky Mountain News, On Point, Aug. 11, 2004)