• And she’s a psychology professor too: “Pro se litigant of the day” [ATL]
• “Access to justice” makes handy slogan, but has its limits re: appeal bonds [Ted at PoL]
• New Federalist Society white papers on Michigan, Illinois, California and Alabama supreme courts;
• Per her opponent this year, CPSIA proponent and perennial Overlawyered bete noire Jan Schakowsky ranks as most left-wing member of Congress [ExtremeJan.com]
• Naming opportunity at Faulkner U.’s Jones School of Law falls to Greg Jones of Beasley Allen [BA press release]
• Lockyer pushes divestment of firms for taking wrong stance on ballot controversy [Coyote]
• “Patent marking” suits continue to proliferate as Reps. Latta, Issa propose measures to curb opportunistic filings [Gray on Claims]
• “South Carolina tobacco fees: how to farm money” [ten years ago on Overlawyered]

Filed under: access to justice, Alabama, Bill Lockyer, California, Federalist Society, Illinois, Jan Schakowsky, Michigan, patent marking, pro se, South Carolina, state high courts