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: Mr. District AttorneyTwo Days In A Row!
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Watchin? The Tube On A SaturdayYesterday was pretty laid back. Put the final touches on an appeal from arraignment court to the general trial court and then started on cleaning off several months accumulation of stuff from the ol? desk. My desk is one of those ?U? shaped numbers with the computer monitor in the middle of the base of the U. This gives me writing/stacking room on either side. This also means, that there is a fair amount of dead space to the extreme front right and left corners where low priority stuff tends to accumulate. Like training monographs, pocket part updates, bar journals, loose-leaf updates, etc. Part of the problem is I?m the clearinghouse for all the incoming library related stuff. Like half a dozen updates for the court rules pamphlets...continue to full postFull post as published by Mr. District Attorney on February 11, 2006 (boomark / email).
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