Archive for May, 2010
Why its awesome to be new
Back in the old days (yeah, you love it when a story sounds like that) I found that I wanted to be liked. I wanetd EVERYONE to like me, judges, prosecutors, my clients. It’s not that I didn’t fight, but I just became so used to the way things were and accepted them for the [...]
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I’m with Stupid.
Yesterday I was listening to CSPAN on my way to the office. Donald Kerwan of the National Migration Institute was on discussing the Arizona Immigration Law and why it sucks. (The program isn’t actually loaded on the page yet, and to be honest, I didn’t hear all of the program so I am reporting only [...]
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My PSA for the day
Muslim Advocates publishes an online book called “Unreasonable Intrusions” which gives an overview of border and immigration issues that are useful to everyone, but most particularly to muslims and people from south asia (those poor Sikh’s always get lumped in with us). They’ve also got a video called “Got Rights” which talks about what to [...]
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Soft nubby blankets of law.
Scott Greenfield at Simple Justice writes this morning of the blanket of laws we have covering just about every facet of our existence in this country. My parents seem to be a recurrent theme these days, so let’s go for another one about dad. My pop brought us to the U.S. in search of the [...]
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PUL TV
http://c.brightcove.com/services/viewer/federated_f9/14080859001?isVid=1 I recorded this interview in March for the Afghan T.V. show, PUL. Mariam Nawabi is the host of the show and it airs in Kabul (maybe dad will see it in a better streaming version) My part is at 8:00 into it. I am obviously excited to talk about criminal defense and Rule of [...]
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A tribute to my dad Kabul, Afghanistan 2010
I don’t write much about what my father is doing in Afghanistan, my poor country is in ruins and what could have an opportunity for a remarkable turn around in 2002 was pissed away by the Iraq invasion and just general reactionary bullshit. Instead of formulating a plan and sticking with it, giving our troops the [...]
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Supreme Court Updates
I spent some time trying to find today’s decisions (and there are two notable ones for the criminal people out there). Since it took me a while, I thought I’d do a public service and link to them here. US v. Comstock The Court upholds the law passed by Congress allowing commitment of a mentally ill federal [...]
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