Judge Posner and Opinions with Pictures – Including an Ostrich

Kirk Hartley
Jan 29, 2012
1 min read

You have to love Judge Richard Posner’s originality, directness and intellect. His latest gem is an opinion which includes pictures of an ostrich – and a lawyer – with their heads in the sand. The opinion is about failure to cite controlling precedent.

Hat tip to Bruce Carton at Legal Blog Watch for covering the subject, including additional examples.

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