The Blog of Legal Times has a post, “Debate Heats Up Over 9th Circuit Nominee,” regarding the debate over President Obama’s nomination of Cal Berkeley law professor Goodwin Liu to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The plentiful links in the post will help bring up to speed anyone who is late to the debate.
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Appellate Attorney Greg May on Practice and Legal Developments in the Nation's Largest Federal Circuit
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Debate over nomination of Goodwin Liu
Taking vexatious litigation to a new level . . . literally
It takes a special degree of . . . shall we say, perseverence . . . to be designated a vexatious litigant. Multiple meritless lawsuits by a pro se litigant are usually required before that litigant earns a formal “vexatious” designation that requires him to get approval from the court to file any further actions.
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