Kentucky

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Here are some posts from this past week. Click on the heading for the entire read:

Commonwealth, Cabinet For Health & Family Services v. T.N.H., Ky S. Ct., Minor's Parental Rights To Child May Be Terminated

Ky COA Publishes One Family Law Opinion Today

Kentucky Supreme Court Publishes Two Family Law Opinions Today

Here are some posts from LawReader:

MILO Chat Weekly Episode 14 ? Apple Tablet Rumors

Here are some posts from UofL Law:

Peter Scott Campbell's blog: Odds and Ends January 2010

Faculty Blogs: Drafting Effective PowerPoint Slides - Legal Writing Tips

Weekly Academic Success Tip - Time Management

New Books Have Arrived

Let us not forget the Indiana Law Blog:

Posts from other Tennessee Lawyer John Day's blog on torts:

Tennessee AOC Releases 2008-09 Annual Report of the Tennessee Judiciary

Problem Nurses Move From State to State

Social Networking and its Impact on Trials

Use of Notes At Trial

Writing Appellate Briefs

New Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

Should You Call A Witness a Liar?

Court Imposes Sanctions for Failure To Follow Rules Concerning Citation to the Record

Medical Malpractice Insurance Rates

Fatal Car and Truck Crashes By Young Drivers

Here are some posts from Lawreader:

Analysis of U.S. Supreme Court?s ruling on Campaign Finance in Citizen?s United v. Federal Election Commission:

U.S. SUPREME COURT RULES THAT VOIR DIRE MUST BE OPEN TO PUBLIC

KBA Board recommends disbarment Melbourne Mills- Denies Reinstatement of Lester Burns

Here are some posts from the Kentucky Open Government Blog:

AP chief says journalism includes using open-government laws and fighting for better ones

Attorney general approves Hopkinsville council's vague motion for 'appropriate legal action'