Moritz Legal Information Blog

Amy Taylor, at the Georgetown Law Library, has created a research guide for tracking the Immigration Reform Bill as it proceeds through the 110th Congress. From Santa Clara Law Blog .

This report is worth keeping in mind when hiring people.

N.Y. Judge: Writing Unrequited Love Letters Not Criminal Conduct 7th grader supsended for having short hair Man busted while drunk driving in wheelchair Tramp given £2m Hampstead Heath plot after squatting on land for 20 years Hershey sues imprisoned marijuana candy maker alleging trademark infringement Taylor allowed to keep 'Nazi loot' Van Gogh Burglar Leaves His Resume At Scene Of The Crime Girl calls for police help over messy room Wis. Bar Owner Gets Ticket For Tap

William Henderson, Indiana law professor, reports , "After a year of committee work and a few weeks of intense deliberations, the faculty at Indiana Law recently voted to revise our 1L curriculum to make room for a new 4-credit Legal Professions course." From Robert Ambrogi .

Now this is an exam.

I have often wondered exactly how bounty hunting works, but my interest hasn't been sufficiently sustained to actually research it. Thanks to Librarians' Internet Index (LII), I have my answer. LII describes the HowStuffWorks' article, How Does Bounty Hunting Work : This feature describes the job of bounty hunters (or bail enforcement agents), who are sometimes hired by bail bondsmen to track down people who have left town and missed their court appearance. Discusses the legality of bounty hunting, typical bounty hunting activities, and history. Includes links to related articles.

"Google...said it is now integrating results from a variety of its search engines in an attempt to deliver as relevant and comprehensive a result set as possible." Read the entire PC World article here (via TVC ). ZiefBrief has a nice rundown of the changes.