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: IP ADR BlogWise Up at Simple Justice's Blog Review No. 170
By Les Weinstein, Michael Young, John Leo Wagner, Eric van Ginkel, and Victoria Pynchon
Because the introduction of the movie Magnolia narrates the best criminal law bar exam question in the history of film, period, I posted it for you over at the Settle It Now Negotiation Law Blog here. Below, the haunting last scene of that dark comedy -- Aimee Mann's Wise Up -- below.
If you want to access the mind of criminal attorneys (who have all the fun!) then run, don't walk, over to Simple Justice for a satisfyingly meaty Blawg Review. What? No IP crimes? Mediating sunglass and handbag counterfeiting disputes is as close as I ever get to criminal law and then the question is always an ethical one -- can you imply that charges will be dropped if a civil settlement is entered into. I believe the answer is "no" but I see it done all the time.
Stay tuned here for next week's Blawg Review which will be penned by the members of the IP ADR Blog.
Full post as published by IP ADR Blog on July 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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