Warning: Post Not Intended for the Law-Averse
Despite the extreme, unprecedented adversity of the last couple of weeks, some cool things have happened. I’m not inclined to blog about deeply personal adversity (and let’s face it, there’s still LiveJournal and, you know, real literature for that), so I’ll blog about the cool stuff.
First, The Godard Group has invited me to be interviewed (or “twitterviewed,” because god knows you can’t refer to Twitter at all without making some hideous portmanteau) for 22 Tweets. That is set to happen (tentatively) on December 17. I’ll link it here when it gets done. It is a pretty cool concept, but I’m afraid I am not as interesting as most of the rest of the folks on there. I have an edge in that I am probably more vulgar, so we’ll see how that plays out. Definitely take a look at some of the past ones if you’re into that kind of thing. And who wouldn’t be? You’re not lawyer-averse…are you?
Second, it looks like I’ll be taking my first crack at arguing before the Kentucky Supreme Court on January 14. I don’t want to talk too much about the case here, but suffice it to say that I hope it’s going to make some good civil rights law, and I’m definitely excited for the opportunity. The link to the opinion from which the SCOKY* accepted discretionary review is here. Please let me know your thoughts, and good vibes are appreciated, too.
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* – “SCOKY” means “Supreme Court Of KentuckY,” and is not to be confused with Skokie, IL.
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