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“There Are Not Two Truths, But Only One”
The New Mexico Supreme Court has censured an attorneyWilliam Ferguson, an Albuquerque personal injury lawyer, purchased a Ferrari for his personal use that he registered to his company, Motiva Performance Engineering, LLC. In a suit for damages to the Ferrari,…
Lots of recommended reading for a long weekend
A busy week has meant a lot of interesting stories and commentaries have piled up on my “to read” list. Fortunately, I have a long weekend to catch up. Here is a (only partial) list of pieces that seem worth…
Video: Drone with adult toy led to confrontation at Manny Gonzales political event | KOB 4
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Lessons I Learned from F. Lee Bailey (Who Passed Away on June 3)
Early in my career, I had a ringside seat for was supposed to be a “big” trial for F. Lee Bailey, who passed away at the age of 87 earlier this week. Reading about his career has brought back memories. In…
First-of-its-Kind Millennial/Xennial Scholars Roundtable on the Future of Legal Education – by Professor Veronica Gonzales-Zamora
In an effort to build community and inspire collective action, my co-moderator Marcus Gadson of Campbell School of Law in Raleigh and I invited 30 millennial (born between 1981-1997) [1] and xennial (1977-1983) [2] law scholars from 23 different institutions…
Spotlighting the impact and import of rural realities in modern mass incarceration
Main January 22, 2018Spotlighting the impact and import of rural realities in modern mass incarcerationThis recent USA Today commentary, headlined “Ignoring rural areas won’t solve America’s mass incarceration problem,” provides a useful reminder that all parts of the…
AG Moves to Clamp Down on Sanctuary Cities Through Public Safety Partnership Program
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced yesterday that DOJ will “tak[e] . . . into account” a city’s “sanctuary” status in determining eligibility for the Department’s new Public Safety Partnership program. AG Sessions accompanied…
Elusive, mysterious dark matter eludes investigators again | Albuquerque Journal
For three years, scientists have been looking for dark matter which though invisible, makes up more than four-fifths of the universe s matter nearly a mile underground in a former gold mine in Lead, S.D. But on Thursday they announced…
Census: Illegal immigration up 57% to 550,000, one new Albuquerque A YEAR | Washington Examiner
Illegal immigration has exploded 57 percent in less than two years, with at least 550,000 new undocumented aliens pouring into America in a trend that is set to continue growing, according to new Census data.via www.washingtonexaminer.comWell that's not good.