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Monday, August 04, 2003. Today marks the end of Bernsteinblog.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009. Passed the Maryland Bar exam. We have just received word via the hushed whispers of the global Internets that our friend Sam, freshly married, has officially passed the Bar exam. The Maryland Bar, to be precise, which while less fattening than the Maine Bar takes a shitload more work and still leaves you hungry and with scraped-up hands. Passed the Maryland Bar exam. Passed the Maryland Bar exam.
These are private words addressed to you in public. Wednesday, December 07, 2005. Great Advances in Christmas Music Technology. For introduction, and here. But Davis will always be remembered for a technical innovation he developed in the early 1980s. Before Davis came along, synthesizers were played with the hands - usually in the form of a piano-style keyboard. Davis was the first to design a synthesizer that operated in the form of a woodwind. Indeed, it was a very peculiar.
Commentary on law, politics, philosophy, and some of the arts. August 16, 2017 in Current Affairs.
Voter Fraud In The Computer Age. Or a shorter version at 9 minutes running time.
A Resource For Delaware Personal Injury Lawyers And Consumers. Tuesday, August 12, 2003. Superior Court Judge Alford Dies. Reported today on the sudden death of Superior Court Judge Haile Alford. The article notes that in 1992 Judge Alford became the first black woman to serve on the Superior Court. Tuesday, August 05, 2003. DelAWARE Website Gets High Marks. Not really, since t.
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News and Commentary on the Federal Appellate Courts. Friday, April 11, 2014. SCOTUS Historical Society Event with Justice Alito. The Supreme Court Historical Society. About judicial biographies, hosted by Justice Samuel Alito at the Supreme Court on April 9. The tweets below are observations from the event, including some interesting comments by Justice Alito during the program, held in the courtroom, and at the reception after.