Marc Lauritsen

I saw Christopher Lloyd as King Lear in an outdoor production a couple years ago. Pretty amazing (although the acoustics were awful)

Many Americans haven't yet deciphered the Rosetta Stone

Good advice!

hyddenman This argues that Ralph Sheldon (1537-1613) was the Hydden Man behind the Shakespeare oeuvre, and a pioneer of English drama

If you enjoy considering who might actually have written the Works of Shake(-)speare, you might enjoy reading about this new 'candidate'
hyddenman.com

Our president loves to f*ck around and find out whether anyone will ever try to stop him

Keeping the noise down in tech selection (325) | Legal Evolution Decision hygiene is to product and service selection as testing is to software development.  Skip them at your peril. Decisions about technology can be

Reminds me of the difference between bias and noise - www.legalevolution.org/2022/08/keep...

He has great empathy for fellow criminals

Trying to attack this rainy morning with the same enthusiasm as our dogs show attacking their first bowls of food

It's when we're not watching that concerns me more

Here's to affirming flames

I also noticed that. Sign of the Times.

If you're going to participate in the #NoKings marches I implore you - keep it positive and peaceful, don't get baited into violence or vandalism. The government is looking for any excuse to declare these protests as "riots" or "insurrection" - don't give them that excuse. Be safe.

One of my favorite symbols - pipe, bang, ...
Think of it as a vertical em dash

2025 marks the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII). An article by its co-founders/directors Mowbray, Chung & Greenleaf in the Australian Law Journals discusses its history: papers.ssrn.com/abstract_id=...

Extra-judicial murder should be grounds for impeachment, if not extradiction

Reports of the death of Woke are slightly exaggerated

Great suggestions about the cleansing power of screenlessness

My feeble effort to awaken friends on X:

"Nominal 'Republicans' are paving the road to serfdom

while actual conservatives busily gawk at anti-woke sideshows"

Darn it, my own next piece on why the most important things lawyers should be doing now is to be better humans is still weeks from completion

I'm sure there are defensible reasons behind these studies, but after four decades of seeing our legal assistance system serve less than a fifth of those who need help I'm starting to get a little impatient

Every time I see another RFP for a "statewide civil legal needs assessment" I wonder if the money might better be spent actually addressing needs that have already endlessly been assessed

Suffolk University is looking for DevOps Engineer, Legal Innovation and Technology Lab – Clinical Fellow (Remote). Suffolk University is looking for DevOps Engineer, Legal Innovation and Technology Lab – Clinical Fellow (Remote). Learn more or Jobvite a friend.

🚨 Cool Job Alert! 🚨 Are you a DevOps engineer? We're looking¹ for someone to help scale our open-source access to justice work.² Not a DevOps engineer? I bet you can repost this to someone who is.

¹ jobs.jobvite.com/suffolkunive... job listing
² www.youtube.com/watch?v=AECH... sample of what we do

If not, perhaps they can make like a tree and leave

Black

An homage to a revolutionary outsider

Fresh Voices on Legal Tech with Marc Lauritsen - Legal Talk Network Is true technology competence possible? The speed at which technology advances is now impossible to stay completely ahead of, but as lawyers, a commitment Discover insightful episodes on Legal Talk Ne...

Great to talk shop with Dennis and Tom
legaltalknetwork.com/podcasts/ken...

All of the below.
(Aptronym + etymological confusion)

From Hisham Matar's chilling The Return:
"History remembers Mussolini as the buffoonish Fascist, the ineffective silly man of Italy who led a lame military campaign in the Second World War, but in Libya he oversaw a campaign of genocide."

The miniature horse in the foreground is Munchie

No shame
No care
No sense