The Sunday Paper, a quick spin through blawgosphere and the week that was.
BarclayBlog reports that "The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) at Syracuse University has released the new edition of its FBI Web Site. According to the report's latest findings, federal prosecutors have rejected 87% of the FBI's referrals on international terrorism in the first nine months of FY 2006. The report also concludes that FBI investigations of all kinds have consistently resulted in fewer federal prosecutions." Link to full post.
Cincinnati Law Library Blog talks about a new SEC online search engine: "The Securities & Exchange Commission last Tuesday announced the availability of registration statements, annual & quarterly reports, and other filings by publicly-owned companies and mutual funds over the past four years on its new online search tool." Link to full post.
Tom Kane at the Legal Marketing Blog suggests The Time To Market Is When You Don't Have Time For It and offers some helpful quick tips for doing just that. Link to full post.
Tim Stanley, over at Justia, gives a much appreciated shout out re: Blawg's new design and shares one of Coach Bo Schembechler's all-time best lines. Bo was a true legend. For anyone interested and around Ann Arbor on Tuesday, Michigan Stadium will be hosting a Celebration of Coach Schembecler's Life at 1pm EST.
Minnesota Law 3L blawg The Unreasonable Man notes that "Jeremy Blachman, of Anonymous Lawyer fame spoke at [Minnesota]...talking about his blog, how he turned it into a novel, and why he decided not to work at a law firm.
Professor Howard Friedman at the Religion Clause relates: One Establishment Clause Claim Survives After Second Las Cruces Decision. Link to full post
Have a great Sunday and happy surfing!