Archive for April, 2007

Smith v. Texas; Abdul-Kabir v. Quarterman; Brewer v. Quarterman

All three holdings in today’s Supreme Court opinions have the same basic idea, which is covered in the following cartoon.  I have nine previous death penalty cartoons here

 

Smith v. Texas
(Read case) Description: See also similar holdings in Abdul-Kabir v. Quarterman and Brewer v. Quarterman.

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Negotiations

Getting To Yes
Description: Give me everything I want right now or I will crush your company with an unending torrent of litigation. Getting To YES.

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Time Management

Law Firm Mentoring
Description: No, I don't have five minutes. I don't have one minute. I don't have time to tell you I don't have time. Law Firm Mentoring. Mentor.

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Virginia Tech

Virginia Tech
Description: virginia tech cartoon; lead us not into temptation, but deliver us safely home from school shooting shootings.

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Bong Hits 4 Jesus Free Speech Case: Morse v. Frederick

This case is seen as a pivotal First Amendment free speech case addressing the rights of students.  Full background is at Wikipedia.

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James v. United States

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Gonzales v. Carhart

I often write a series of cartoons covering both sides of major legal issues.  Here, I’ve sidestepped the merits of the case to address what I find to be the most interesting part of the abortion debate — the debate itself.

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Gonzales v. Carhart

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Zuni School District v. Department of Education

Zuni School District v. Department of Education
(Read case) Description: Federal Impact Aid Program; financial assistance to local school districts; prohibits offsetting federal aid by reducing state aid to a local district; unreasonably interfering with a state program that seeks to equalize per-pupil expenditures.

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Global Crossing v. Metrophones

Global Crossing v. Metrophones
(Read case) Description: Under Communications Act of 1934, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulates interstate telephone communications using a traditional regulatory system similar to what other commissions regulating other common carriers.

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