𝗧𝗲𝗻-𝗠𝗶𝗻𝘂𝘁𝗲 𝗧𝗲𝗰𝗵 𝗧𝗮𝗹𝗸 🚀 Marc Lauritsen: "Today is the New Yesterday." Pioneer in document drafting and decision support systems. Locating our present moment in the century of legal tech transformation. Perspective that reframes everything. 💡 April 28-29 | 𝗙𝗿𝗲𝗲 #LawDroidAI

What method do you propose for defining districts that is untainted by motivations of partisan advantage?

Great to see this continuing (like ICAIL, Jurix, SubTech, ...)

I always wonder whether it makes sense to propose such legislation, when failure to pass will let the miscreants claim that the result signifies its legality

I'm an engineer, not a lawyer. That's why I see the civil justice crisis differently. Most people in civil court have no lawyer. That doesn't just hurt them — it makes the system worse for everyone. New newsletter: Without Counsel. withoutcounsel.substack.com/p/the-justic...

As my dad said about carpentry, "Measure twice, cut once."

We used to leave voice mail messages. Now we dictate text messages so that the recipient can play them back with an artificial voice. Progress.

Are war crimes 'high' crimes, or just misdemeanors?

Are they not aware of the criminality, or do they just not care? How might we make them care?

And as I said in the Other Place, "It takes rare talent to make great nations more villainous on the world stage than Iran"

Whenever one of our latest cognitive machines does something impressive (such as instantly satisfying my curiosity as to Proust's longest sentence, along with its English translation) we are tempted to post the result, like parents often do of their children's drawings. But I will spare you.

I was astonished to hear Chief Justice Roberts call for an immediate vote and then personally advise his friend "Sorry, Mr. President, you can't cancel the Constitution by executive order." (One can dream, can't they?)

Or the 22nd

We have an American pope and there's also a guy from Chicago in the top spot at the Vatican

This is the town center of Harvard, about 25 miles west of the university after which it was named in 1732 (Princeton and Dartmouth having already been taken)

The Resistance lives even in small towns and freezing temperatures

I wouldn't golf or sleep at any Tr_mp property under present circumstances (Not that I would under other circumstances)

When there's lots of interesting territory to explore it's natural and commendable to be all over the map

Were car makers paid by the hour before Henry Ford introduced the assembly line?

Lets not let the Epstein stuff distract us from the war that Trump started to distract us from the Epstein stuff

If law is code, are lawyers coding agents?

If only legal AI were as photorealistic

"One thing we can be sure of is that there is little we can be sure of." www.attorneyatwork.com/what-are-law...

Is Canada accepting would-be former US states?

I thought MIddlemarch was a time of year until I finally read it

A cruel old man surrounded by sycophants made tragic miscalculations that led to war. Same with the ayatollah.

But evidently boot licking soothes bone spurs

My furriest friend

Please take a look at what is happening across the country w/ the Press Forward initiative -- bright spots that we can all support in 44 chapters across America. Also see American Journalism Project, Institute for Non Profit News, the Public Media Bridge Fund etc. Lots of ways to support indy media!

Surprise: Trump lies. My response to his State of the Union.

Let's hope! "We could see an overdue rebalancing of lawyers’ market focus and a consequent revival of the long-neglected PeopleLaw sector"

Is there a word for the first time you're taken in by an artificial telephonic rep? Turing-tested? (Just had mine, while attempting to get help with a misfunctioning heat system. 'Dane' was unusually nerdy and methodical, but I've interacted with humans like that so it didn't arouse suspicion.)

Windows is trying to distract me from the two feet of snow tomorrow

Looking forward to the ceremonial burning of Trump's banners in a bonfire of his vanities

Thymum fugit

"[M]ore experienced lawyers need to commit to learning and keeping up with technology. They need to commit to mentoring new lawyers in different and more intense ways."

Found this gem in our local library

Testimony as amateur hour insult comedy

This is awe-inspiring but also scary to adjunctive dilettantes like me

Surely he'd welcome the Epstein Files being renamed the Trump Files

Many continue to be singed by the bonfire of his vanities

It's more important to be good at judgment than to be good at spelling it

Some haven't been ready for what Word can do

Stirring words on mountainish inhumanity

It was evidently a great way for a shy guy to meet chicks

It's getting harder to tell the ass kissers from the boot lickers, the grift from the graft

There are many different ends of ice ages marclauritsen01.medium.com/the-end-of-a...

In addition to arresting Don Lemon, the arrest of my courageous friend and Emmy award winning independent journalist Georgia Fort for REPORTING the church protest in Minneapolis is what FASCISM looks like. This is video of Georgia reporting her own arrest as FBI agents were at her door. 1/2

Reminds me of this

I wrote this song on Saturday, recorded it yesterday and released it to you today in response to the state terror being visited on the city of Minneapolis. It’s dedicated to the people of Minneapolis, our innocent immigrant neighbors and in memory of Alex Pretti and Renee Good. Stay free