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The Daily Memo - 1/2/07
Turns out the California Court of Appeals does not like being called a “kangaroo court,” although I side with those who question whether this comment really threatens the integrity and independence of the judiciary. (WSJ Law Blog)
Amid Apple’s stock option scandal we learn that Steve Jobs and company also have some lawsuits to deal with. (Engadget)
Chief Justice Johnny is continuing the push to try to get more money for federal judges, claiming that the issue “has now reached the level of a constitutional crisis.” (SCOTUSblog)
The new drunk-driving court in New York has been ruled constitutional. (Law.com)
LA County is making a nice profit off of online access to court records, despite the fact that this is public information which some think should be free. (The Legal Reader)
