Timely

Mad Kane branches out: Dubya comics. And don't forget to check his diary on this momentous evening.

So Stated

The ABA is compiling a compendium of 2001-02 "State of the Judiciary" adresses. 31 such speeches are set forth, along with many of their Web locations, in this PDF. (The California Courts Web page collects Chief Justice Ron George's speeches here.)

Bad With Breakfast

Stugots, there must be better ways of getting out to the movies.

Patience, Grasshopper

I'm interested to read the new Third Circuit Web jurisdiction decision described at Law.com [via ILN], but it doesn't seem to be up yet up at the Court's Web site or other likely spots. From the article, it sounds like it's consistent overall with the California Supreme Court's Pavlovich decision.
[Update 2:35 p.m.] We have opinion. Thanks, Howard!

Around Blawgistan

Goodness, I'm having a busy day. Hopefully you've seen these already, but if not I'm surfacing momentarily to urge you to visit --

The Blawgistan Times: extremely nifty, still-under-development-so-help-make-this-great tool, designed to make reading blawgs, and communicating with and among blawgers, a quick, easy and information-rich experience. I'm really excited about this for anyone interested in legal weblogs and legal information on the Web in general. See Jonas and Kevin for details about participation and features.

Does Open And Notorious promise to do for law school what Santa's blog did for the holidays? Could be, except they're not necessarily making this stuff up... [via The Blawg Ring]

Internet News by Gwen Harris is full of great information about the Web and research. [via Ernie]

(We now return this blawger to her regularly scheduled program of circumnavigating the state.)