(Justice Clarence)Thomas having effect on law school

OnlineAthens.com ^ | 5/13/03 | Kate Carter

[EllaMinnow]

I saw a short segment on this last night on Brit Hume's show.
No Wilkes, but they interviewed another law professor. I think his name is Poinsett?

[headsonpikes]

Bump. I'd love to attend Thomas' address; I hope it's a barnburner. ;^)

[CFW]

Professor Ponsoldt

Professional Biographical Information: James F. Ponsoldt joined the University of Georgia School of Law faculty in 1978 and was appointed as the Joseph Henry Lumpkin Professor of Law in 1997. He specializes in the areas of antitrust, corporations, criminal procedure and communications law.

Recent scholarship includes "Entrapment When the Spoken Word is the Crime" in Fordham Law Review (2000) (with Stephen Marsh); "The Judicial Legitimization of Horizontal Price-fixing among Partially Integrated Heath Care Providers: An Antitrust/Health Care Case Study," in the Alabama Law Review (1999) (with Lance McMillian); and "Refusals to Deal in ‘Locked-In' Health Care Markets" in the Utah Law Review (1996).

He is presently working on several articles, including one on Rule of Reason analysis, another on vertical restraints analysis in the EU and the U.S., and a third on race sensitivity in school assignment plans.

[EllaMinnow]

Ponsoldt. I want to remember that name.
He's a real pip.

[CFW]

Updated Friday, May 16 at 10:55 AM


UGA coach charged with DUI

ATHENS - University of Georgia assistant football coach Neal Callaway was arrested last month on a drunk driving charge in Oconee County, authorities reported Friday.

Oconee County Sheriff Scott Berry said Callaway, 47, the offensive coordinator at Georgia, was arrested April 18 at 7:30 p.m. by the Georgia State Patrol at a license checkpoint.

He was charged with DUI, having an open container of alcohol (beer) and improper backing. He was released on $618 bond, Berry said.

Callaway served a 24-hour sentence on the charges in the Oconee County jail May 10, he said.

Callaway had a blood alcohol level of 0.098, slightly above the 0.08 limit under Georgia law, said state patrol spokesman Gordy Wright.

He said officers observed a vehicle backing up after it approached the checkpoint, so they pulled it over, checked it out and arrested Callaway

[CFW]

If anyone is interested in Wilkes' speech at his "protest" during graduation ceremonies. It is here.

Warning: Triple Barf alert is warranted.