Ignorantia Juris

I like “Various and Sundry” better then law links.

An editorial on the aforementioned Wisconsin election, Ugly Result to Ugly Race.  Some highlights:
There was no subtlety to the Gableman campaign. . . The point was to stir fear and resentment.

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[N]o one has ever come to the state Supreme Court in so dishonest and dishonorable a manner as Mike Gableman. He ran a shameful campaign and deserves no praise or respect in victory. His presence on the bench will diminish respect for the judiciary.
From the Blog of Legal Times, Arbitration goes to the mat.

Following a hard fought election, business backed candidate wins seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.  Not that the business community was the only third-party that was beating the streets in support of a candidate.

The ABA releases four additional Civil Trial Standards (pdf), via Day on Torts.

Do behavioral ads endanger privacy? I’m not sure, but sometimes I have trouble figuring out if the ads I’m seeing are targeted or not.  It is a tad creepy.

Judge wonders why so many law firms want a share of class action settlement, via the Consumerist.

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