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Very funny, though unfortunately fake. Thanks to InstaPundit for the pointer.

I learned today on Twitter that Orin’s one-page article, A Theory of Law was cited in its first judicial opinion. Given what the article says (go ahead, read it, I’ll wait), I was rather surprised to hear this, so I went and read the citing passage: Both claims also allege conspiracy to commit negligence. See […]

From Smosh — very funny. Thanks to Opposing Views for the pointer.

In a week filled with news of threats of nuclear war from North Korea, the death of Latin American tyrants, scary assertions of executive power to execute Americans without due process, not to mention highly impertinent questions asked of prominent law professors, here is some lighter news–my son at four months with his evil twin.

In response to my recent article, A Theory of Law, the editors of the The Green Bag have posted contributions its micro-symposium about my essay: Micro-Symposium on Orin Kerr’s ‘A Theory of Law’.

For the first, see Washington v. Alaiimo. For the second, see State v. Law. For the latest, see this quote from champion boxer Juan Manuel Marquez, as reported in BoxingScene.com (though I admit that this likely won’t get to court): [Trainer Freddie] Roach told me if I would would come out clean in the anti-doping […]

Now there is only a politician called “Dances with Relative Abandon.”

I thought raw chicken could fly. (If you don’t get the allusion, click on this You Tube link).

A Taiwanese animated look at last night’s debate (thanks to Sarah Hoyt, guest-blogging at InstaPundit, for the pointer).

Michael Lorton writes: Norway is now planning to separate the Protestant Lutheran Church from the government. I am serenely indifferent to this fact. I [am] devastated, utterly gutted, however, that the news coverage of this event did not include any mention of the politicians who opposed the step. My God, just think of it: MPs […]

Yeye, Kai-Lan’s grandfather, and the late Milton Friedman.