Case Summaries Discontinued
As these summaries are distributed via email, it has been determined--due to workload and duplication of effort--that only cases deemed of exceptional importance will be posted here.
It has been suggested that instead of email, the summaries be posted here only, but there has been no push to implement that idea as of yet.
Comments regarding the specifics of this posting are welcome, as well as comments on the usefulness of the blog itself. Here is the big question:
Do you use the Eighth Circuit Blog regularly? Occasionally? Almost never?
I would venture a guess, but I don't want to skew the results of this informal poll.
Thanks for your comments.
Jack Schisler
Assistant Federal Defender
Eastern & Western Districts of Arkansas
It has been suggested that instead of email, the summaries be posted here only, but there has been no push to implement that idea as of yet.
Comments regarding the specifics of this posting are welcome, as well as comments on the usefulness of the blog itself. Here is the big question:
Do you use the Eighth Circuit Blog regularly? Occasionally? Almost never?
I would venture a guess, but I don't want to skew the results of this informal poll.
Thanks for your comments.
Jack Schisler
Assistant Federal Defender
Eastern & Western Districts of Arkansas

4 Comments:
I would read the Blog (and would prefer it to emails) if it were timely updated.
Josh Lee
Assistant Defender
Arkansas Federal Public Defender
Capital Habeas Unit
1401 W. Capitol, Suite 490
Little Rock, AR 72201
PH (501) 324-6114
FAX (501) 324-5630
Josh_R_Lee@fd.org
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From an FPD in another circuit, the blog is much easier than emails to find out what is relevant in other districts.
If there's a way for new e-mail subscribers to get old summaries, then e-mail isn't so bad, otherwise a blog is better for sure.
And about the above ad for therobingroom website, Google occasionally warns about that site in its results, and once I went there and my AV software caught something. If people want good reviews of judges they should look in the Almanac of the Federal Judiciary.
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