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.

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 Thursday is National Curmudgeon day.  A holiday we naturally celebrate.  See below:And there is this: The Streets of Minneapolis: Just don’t believe your eyes/ It’s our blood and bones/And these whistles and phones/Against Miller and Noemi’s dirty lies/ We will …

 Good cold Tuesday morning as all eyes in the nation are on South Florida as we dig out and struggle from under 50-degree bitter cold. We are tough. We are hardy. We will get through this like a calendar call…

 We received these two comments and are posting both in their entirety.  The Judge goes first: 

Good evening!Zoom is indeed available in my courtroom! It simply is not available for trial setting and evidentiary hearings. Pop in for arraignments tomorrow and

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