FROM DEEP WITHIN THE WUGGLY-UMP: A blogless friend forwarded me this Federalist Society report from the American Bar Association annual meeting:

Here’s the latest from the ABA Annual meetings in Washington, DC…

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Eve again: My friend’s comments: “The Federalist Society’s report on the ABA convention (they try to report w/o commentary; sometimes they fail–note the well placed introductory clause “curiously,” in a parenthetical).

“Notice at the very end, when discussing the award created by Hillary Clinton, the ABA’s slight (and probably unintentional) snub of

President Johnson when they credit Kennedy for his pioneering support of civil rights.”

I’d add only that I’ve heard some real horror stories about the quality of counsel in death-penalty cases, and so I endorse Mrs. Carter’s remarks on that score. Anyway, I thought some of my readers might be interested in this note, so here it is.