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All posts tagged

court

July 10, 2020

Jury Deliberations In a Highly Contentious Murder Trial or Potty Training a Toddler?

by Leslie Ylinen
May 14, 2020

United States v. Barack Hussein Obama: The Obamagate Indictment

by Janice Rosenblum
April 18, 2019

You Are Hereby Sentenced to Attend a Music Festival

by Colin St. John
August 5, 2016

Objection, Your Honor! It’s Time For My Moving, Heartfelt Closing Speech in This Movie About a Trial!

by Joe Luther
August 5, 2015

The Jury Requests Another Day to Deliberate—Not Just to Keep Hanging Out With Paul McCartney

by Keaton Patti
August 26, 2011

An Open Letter to My Italian Slacks That Ripped at the Seam Just Prior to Deposition

by Eric Ritigstein
June 21, 2010

The State of California v. Mr. Miyagi, Regarding Daniel LaRusso, aka, “Daniel-San,” aka, the Orginal “Karate Kid.”

by Shane E. Ryan
May 3, 2010

This Really Nice Suit is Going to Get Me Acquitted

by Jeremy Pippenger
May 8, 2008

Court Cases With Which I Am Familiar

by Hudson Hongo
November 13, 2007

An Inarticulate, Self-Consciously Ironic Voice of His Twentysomething Generation Makes an Opening Statement for His Client in a Corporate-Fraud Case

by Teddy Wayne

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May 25, 2023

A Day in the Life of a Woke Third-Grade Teacher, as Imagined by a Far-Right Politician

by Ashley Ingle
May 18, 2023

HBO’s Sensitivity Reading for Entourage

by Max Davison
May 18, 2023

Cat Food Flavors Made by Cats

by Tori Multon
May 19, 2023

You’re Going to Love Camping, According to Me, Your Outdoorsy Friend

by Emily Kling

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by Jus Kaplan
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An Open Letter to My Breasts on Their Working Conditions and Recent Complaints of “Burnout”

by Alice M. Phillips
May 31, 2023

If What Millennials Were Taught in School Were Actually Useful

by Gracie Beaver-Kairis
May 31, 2023

Short Conversations with Poets: Katie Farris

by Jesse Nathan