Well, sad to say, CrimLaw is going to start slowing down. From this point forward I am going to have to restrict posting because work is rudely interrupting.
The plan, at this point is one post one Wednesday, one on Friday, and a Lex Radio post on Sunday/Monday. Sorry folks but there are piles of work upon the piles of work in my office.
Anyone out there interested in co-blogging to fill in the blanks feel free to drop me a line. Only 4 rules: (1) Posts are about criminal law. (2) Absolutely no politics. (3) Civility. (4) Absolutely no politics.
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