Duhaime's LawMag

The Killing of Osama Bin Laden

A day to celebrate or a dark day for the rule of law?

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The Mass Murder and Lawyer Jokes

How the aftermath of a tragic, mass murder of lawyers suddenly turned into a debate about lawyer jokes.

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The Law Chases Google Inc.

Google Inc. seems to have adopted a suicidal litigation strategy of running from the law. It has infuriated and multiplied the posses in pursuit and exposes hypocrisy in "Don't Be Evil".

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Sark the Lark: Bon Débarras.

The UK Island of Sark, and its quaint one-of-a-kind feudal legal system, reels from a human rights legal assault.

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Misguided Well-Intentioned Lawyers: Discover Haiti!

Lawyer groups want to help but a jigsaw puzzle of lawyer money, agencies and a plethora of makeover plans may do more harm than good to Haiti’s dead justice system.

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Defamation Double-Jeopardy: Duhaime v Mulcair

Even politicians can cross the line and feel the wrath of justice, but as in many defamation cases, the law can only do so much.

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World's Greatest Workers' Compensation or Tort Claim? Do Cellphones = Increased Risk of Brain Tumor?

Is there a mass tort claim emerging from a hidden but  non-negligible risk for brain tumors in extensive  electromagnetic radition from cell phones?

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Texas Judge Caught on Tape Beating His 16-Year Old Daughter: Brings Corrective Force Debate Into Focus

Texas Judge the Hon. William Adams' parenting techniques reopen the debate over corrective force, the use of corporal punishment in the raising of children. » Continue Reading

H for Hypocrisy: The National Hockey League's Sub Judice Gambit

The NHL spins a saga which they hope will filter to and pierce the Lady Justice blindfold of a Phoenix bankruptcy judge.

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Mea Culpa Judge Smith: A Judge's Confessions

A rare, honest view from the bench on a judicial career.

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