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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WORLD CUP UPDATE: Just when all seemed lost, cometh the moment, cometh the man -England’s brilliant striker Harry Kane at the 74-minute mark tied the match ⚽with          CR Congo, and an entire (small island) nation exhaled. 1-1.  AND

UPDATES: SECOND UPDATE: Fed board member Cook wins, President loses. The Supreme Court has ruled (5-4) that the President cannot fire Cook just because she’s black, female (two big strikes in this administration) and he didn’t appoint her. Justice Alito’s one

 We are all in on Cape Verde’s soccer team in the World Cup. Think 69 Miracle Mets. Cape Verde’s population? About 500,000. GO CV’s ! (What’s the appropriate cheer here? ) Colombia plays Saturday at the Hard Rock Stadium where ticket prices