Contents of LawNet
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BOMBAY HIGH COURT OFFICIAL WEBSITE: PARDON US, NIC’S (FREUDIAN) SLIP IS SHOWING
[July 13, 2009]
The official site of the Bombay High Court continues to be severely problematic. In June, just before Court reopened, we received a complaint that the site and the daily cause lists on it did not…[More]
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FAMOUS LEGAL TRIALS: DOUGLAS LINDER
[July 14, 2009]
For those who missed it earlier, Douglas Linder of the University of Missouri, Kansas City, School of Law, has an absolutely marvellous webpage with details of historic trials. It’s been updated to include a 9/11…[More]
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FAMOUS TRIALS
[July 13, 2004]
Douglas Linder, an alumni of Stanford Law School, is a professor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City’s School of Law. His website Famous Trials is a fascinating repository of accounts of trials, from Socrates to…[More]
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HIGH COURT WEBSITE TEMPORARY LINKS
[July 13, 2009]
The problem with the High Court website has still not been resolved. The computer section tells me that they cannot say when this will be done. Apparently, it has something to do with the MTNL…[More]
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IN THEIR OWN WORDS: US SUP CT JUDGES ON CAMERA
[March 25, 2008]
David Foster Wallace says he is a genius. Now Bryan Garner, editor of Black’s Law Dictionary since its seventh edition and the acknowledged eminence grise of legalese, boldly goes where no one has gone before…[More]
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JAZZ RULES: R V FRANCIS
[March 18, 2008]
Our member Jimmy Avasia was delighted by R v Francis [2007] 1 WLR 1021. Carlene Francis, the defendant, was alleged to have made a racially obscene remark to a police officer who came into the…[More]
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