SLED’s Selective Enforcement
To say the S.C. State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has zero credibility when it comes to enforcing the Palmetto State’s video poker laws is an
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Garden Club Fallout
A federal judge in South Carolina may have lied during her U.S. Senate confirmation about being a member of a “whites only” garden club. Mary
CSOL Drama: The Latest
Fallout continues to ripple across the South Carolina Lowcountry in response to the Charleston School of Law (CSOL)’s controversial decision to partner with InfiLaw –
Hot Lawyer Feedback
RE: “It’s Hot Lawyer Time” Two things: 1. How about the hottest male attorney? 2. For the hottest female, maybe a consideration for her personality
Letter: CSOL’s “Trikki Nikki” Connection
RE: “CSOL Meltdown” Fits, It’s been a while. Hope all is well. As I was reading your posts about the implosion at the “Music Farm
Mick Mulvaney’s Common Sense Defense Cut
U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-S.C.) gained a major legislative victory this week as the House passed a taxpayer-friendly amendment to the 2014 defense appropriations bill. Mulvaney’s amendment
Columbia: A Capital Place To Die
The City of Columbia, S.C. has been named by Kiplinger’s as one of the top ten mid-sized “Great Places to Live” in America – a
CSOL Student Government Response To InfiLaw Announcement
Below is a copy of an electronic mail message sent from the president of the Charleston School of Law (CSOL) student body regarding recent developments
CSOL Alumni Responds To School’s InfiLaw Announcement
Dear CSOL Alumni Association Board Members, It has been quite a day for the Charleston School of Law. I am sure your inboxes and phones
More Nightmareliner Issues
Qatar Airways has taken a Boeing 787 Dreamliner out of service after it experience a “minor” technical issue. But is the issue really as insignificant