Good Work, Nice Sites

The First District Appellate Project (FDAP) is a non-profit law office, created in 1985 under the auspices of the Bar Association of San Francisco in conjunction with the First Appellate District of the California Court of Appeal and the Administrative Office of the Courts. FDAP's mission is to ensure quality representation of indigent appellants in criminal, juvenile, dependency and mental health appeals in the First District Court of Appeal.

[Link added.] The FDAP site also "assist[s] a panel of approximately 325 attorneys who are appointed to represent indigent appellants in the First District." (Oh, and they like weblogs.) Similar appellate projects in California include Appellate Defenders in San Diego and the California Appellate Project in Los Angeles.

(Tom, I doubt you meet the requirements for "indigency," but if your plans pan out, anything's possible. ;> You might want to bookmark these sites. Criminal and mental health appeals, mind you!)

Book 'Em Dano

CafePress: "CafePress.com Publishing service will be live August 4, 2003." Like Apple's cool iPhoto books, I can think of all kinds of ways this could come in handy.

HBDS!

July 29, 2003; [complete at your own risk] weeks, 0 days

Forecast: Steady Growth

Here's my passenger as of last Friday:

July 25, 2003; 20 Weeks, 6 Days

BH and I will be finishing a brief in the next couple of days, but wanted to leave you with a couple of parting links:

• White House Email System — The Plan They Rejected. (Mad Kane)


• Babe bait of the new millenium: A catchy blawg title and server space to spare. (David Giacalone)

RIAA Subpoena Search

From today's TVC Alert:

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) offers a search feature for finding out if one of the subpoenas on file with the U.S. District Court in the District of Columbia contains your IP address or P2P handle.