Trail Tidbits: Poll shows Sorrell would beat Donovan two-to-one; Sorrell wins senatorial endorsements; Sears backs Donovan
The poll, paid for by WCAX/WDEV, shows Sorrell would garner 49.3 percent of the vote, while Donovan would get 23.2 percent of ballots cast in the primary.
SCOV Law Blog: You need not know our methods
Public record exemptions tend to have one or two purposes. The first is a protection of information that the state considers sensitive. The second purpose is a privacy standard.
Digger Tidbits: For Donovan, praise, not backing; Obuchowski’s name game; Law lets 16-year-olds give blood
” … one of the joys of being governor is that we have a lot of friends … we hope,” Shumlin said.
Clarke: I owe my career to Phil Hoff
There I was, sitting around in a smoke-filled room with some of the state’s top politicos, discussing ways to re-elect a governor. Pretty heady stuff. I was hooked.
SCOV Law Blog: Chain, chain, chain
The creditor with standing is the creditor with original negotiable instruments, made payable to the creditor, and the creditor need not prove how it came upon them.
Alison Bechdel’s comic psychodramas
It is lovely to see familiar characters from her previous “Dykes to Watch Out For” chronicles reappear in this memoir, as well as scenes from her father’s tale, now portrayed through another perspective lens.
Senate settles on hemp compromise
Illuzzi was outraged when the most important part of that legislation — the rate hike on “little cigars” had been inserted in the miscellaneous tax bill.
Digger Tidbits: Yankee “impairment” hurts Entergy stocks; Speaker says budget bill will be stripped of unrelated amendments
Scott scolds senators for lack of decorum; Senate passes search and rescue study; House won’t budge on philosophical exemption.
SCOV Law Blog: Buffalo wings
Basically, dad argued that the move to Buffalo was simply a droplet of water in an ocean of problems.
SCOV Law Blog: Insult to injury
Most sexually transmitted diseases, particularly the AIDS virus, do not exhibit outwardly manifest symptoms that would permit a probable-cause determination for obtaining a warrant.
