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The Arrogant Nanny Set: I’m never surprised, but always appalled, to see that so many
people in the legal profession (and law enforcement, like Bernard Kerik) are so willing to
violate immigration and tax laws to get cheap child care services — even at risk of foiling
future high office. For lawyers, I think it’s behavior that deserves disbarment. The poor
working stiff and honest taxpayer get to subsidize these arrogant ninnies.
Mitch Albom and Rochelle Riley of the Detroit Free Press each had good columns
yesterday about children and parents and telephonic privacy. (see our blurb
yesterday) Let’s hope the Washington high court’s triumph of children’s privacy
rights over parental obligations and rights leads to better, truly “family friendly” laws.
(via Howard Bashman)
I like the TaxProf’s idea for reducing the number of lawyers — let the males use laptops
for exams (to reduce fertility). I’m also pleased to see that the best and the brightest of
our young folk may be moving away from law as a profession to areas where they will
be more productive and, hopefully, happier with their career choices.
Mike at Crime & Federalism asks visitors to share law school exam horror stories.
I left a Comment that might bring a couple guys with straight-jackets to my door.