1 TBG 4: Our fourth piece of Thought Bubble Gum will accompany some Supreme Court Sluggers cards.
The Journal of Law: Gluttons for punishment, and for publishing, we have launched another law journal: The Journal of Law. Some lucky readers will receive the print edition soon. Everyone can read it here now.
The Green Bag, Winter 2011: The Winter issue (vol. 14, no. 2) is here, with articles by James J. Duane, D. Brock Hornby, Erik M. Jensen, Robert L. Wald, and Jay Wexler, and a variety of gems by other fine writers, including Femi Cadmus, Jeremy Rabkin, Simon Stern, and Evan A. Young.
In-Chambers, OT 2009: The new supplement to In-Chambers Opinions by the Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States is here, and so is our entire collection from 1852 to 2010.
Almanac & Reader 2011: An excerpt from the 2011 edition of our Almanac of Useful and Entertaining Tidbits for Lawyers & Reader of Exemplary Legal Writing from the Year Just Passed is here. It includes facsimiles of cartoonist Thomas Nast's own almanacs, published from 1871 to 1875.
The Green Bag, Autumn 2010: The Autumn issue (vol. 14, no. 1) is here, with articles by Lisa S. Blatt, Bennett Boskey, John P. Elwood, Jeffrey L. Fisher, Chimène I. Keitner, and Christopher Slobogin, and a variety of gems by other fine writers.
Meet the Founders: Or some of them. We have begun releasing likenesses of four founding members of the Supreme Court of the United States – Chief Justice John Jay and Associate Justices John Rutledge, William Cushing, and James Wilson – into the stream of commerce.
The Green Bag, Summer 2010: The Summer issue (vol. 13, no. 4) is here, with articles by Jeffrey Kahn, Adam Mossoff, Randall Tietjen, and Michael von der Linn, and a variety of treasures by other fine writers.
Another Slugger: For details on the Justice John Paul Stevens "Supreme Court Sluggers" trading card, please click here. For more about the "Sluggers" project, please click here.
The Green Bag, Spring 2010: The Spring issue (vol. 13, no. 3) is here, with articles by Bill Barnhart & Gene Schlickman, Ross E. Davies, D. Brock Hornby, Stephen R. McAllister, and Glen O. Robinson.
In-Chambers, OT2008: The new In-Chambers Opinions is here, including Justice William R. Day's rejection of ex-Governor William Sulzer's plea for review of his removal from office by a New York court.
Fresh Thought Bubble Gum: To learn a bit more about Thought Bubble Gum, please click here.
The Green Bag, Winter 2010: The Winter issue (vol. 13, no. 2) is here.
Almanac & Reader 2010: An excerpt from the 2010 edition of the Green Bag Almanac of Useful and Entertaining Tidbits for Lawyers for the Year to Come & Reader of Exemplary Legal Writing from the Year Just Passed is here. Alas, we are fresh out of hard copies.
FantasyLaw Champs 2009: The League Champions and Congressional MVPs of the 2009 FantasyLaw season (111th Congress, 1st Session) are the first winners of the Harry A. Blackmun Trophy. For more news about the 2009 FantasyLaw season and information about registering for the 2010 season (111th Congress, 2nd Session), please visit www.fantasylaw.org or click here.
Supreme Court Sluggers: For details about our trading cards project, please click here.
The Green Bag, Autumn 2009: The Autumn issue (vol. 13, no. 1) is here.
The Green Bag, Summer 2009: The Summer issue (vol. 12, no. 4) is here.
Thought Bubble Gum: To learn a bit more about Thought Bubble Gum, please click here.
The Green Bag, Spring 2009: The Spring issue (vol. 12, no. 3) is here.
Justice Souter bobblehead: Justice Souter received his bobblehead doll on April 1. Since mid-May, we have been gradually mailing to several hundred people certificates possibly redeemable for Justice Souter dolls. If you receive a certificate, please read it to learn about the rules governing its use.
Almanac & Reader 2009: Early in 2009 we mailed copies of the 2009 edition of the Green Bag Almanac of Useful and Entertaining Tidbits for Lawyers for the Year to Come & Reader of Exemplary Legal Writing from the Year Just Passed to many friends of the Bag. Unfortunately, we could not print enough for everyone, and now we are fresh out.