Above the Law: Non-Sequiturs: 02.06.13

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Non-Sequiturs: 02.06.13 Feb 6th 2013, 22:01 * Former Biglaw associate Tabber Benedict, whom we've mentioned before (in happier times), reportedly threw a lavish "going away" party — going away to prison, that is. [Daily Mail] * Take your pick: is government an "impetuous vortex" or a "hideous monster [with] devouring jaws"? [Althouse] * Some thoughts from Juan Haines, a current San Quentin inmate and jailhouse lawyer, on wrongful conviction. [Life of the Law] * In defense of the weekly meeting. [What About Clients?] * Prosecutors: above the (traffic) law? [UTSanDiego.com] * And how about the U.S. Postal Service? [Felix Salmon] * The furor over U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz and the late Aaron Swartz shows no sign of abating. [How Appealing] * Speaking of technology law, how would you like to win $5,000? If so, check out this contest. [IT-Lex] Continue reading » Follow Above the Law on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook. Tags: Aaron Swartz, Ann Althouse, Benedict Advisors LLC, Carmen Ortiz, Contests, Federal Government, Jailhouse Lawyers, Juan Haines, Meetings, Non-Sequiturs, Parties, Prison, Prisons, Prosecutors, San Quentin, Tabber B. Benedict, Tabber Benedict, Technology, Traffic Court, Traffic Laws, Traffic Tickets, U.S. Attorneys Offices, U.S. Postal Service

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