Justice Building

Justice Building, published by Horace Rumpole, covers a range of topics intersecting law, judiciary culture, and financial markets. The blog discusses courtroom dynamics, judicial behavior, and legal practice challenges, often with a candid and anecdotal tone. It also explores financial concepts relevant to legal professionals, such as investment strategies, market phenomena like the carry trade, and the impact of economic events on legal practice. Additionally, the blog touches on broader societal issues, including technology's influence on law and daily life, and occasionally includes commentary on sports and cultural events as they relate to the legal community.

UPDATE; Courts are closed. Scroll down to find out why.  Who’s in? Who’s out? Who’s up? Who’s down? Who cares? Here’s your REGJB Judicial Lineup for 2027. The road from civil to criminal is rarely a straight linePer Administrative Judge Jean, the…

 On October 29, 1975, President Gerald R Ford announced that he would not have the federal government bailout a NYC heading for bankruptcy. The next day the NY Daily News ran with one of the most famous headlines of all time:…

 G-day mate. Ready for some football down under? 🐨 <—- (Koala Bear emoji, a blog first)We limped away from the Wednesday night snoozer hitting the under and wiffing on Price over 65 yards rushing (he had 45 at…

 Hop in, the Survivor pool, which only opens in the fall, is open!  (La piscina esta abierta for those of you logging on from Hialeah).  As always, the pool has some rules. 1. You must email your pick to fbpool12@gmail.com  This…