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Roman Polanski: “Rape-Rape” and LSAT Fallacies of Causation
I thought I was a veritable Thurgood Marshall when I pointed out the apparent disproportionality of Plaxico Burress’ sentence when compared with other celebrities who’ve acted badly. And then someone at the justice department decided it was time to reel in Roman Polanski. Gold. Solid gold. I’ll just set the stage quickly, as I’m sure
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Apologies for my inattention to this blog. I got married (to a lovely girl) in Kauai and then got swine flu. I’m happy to report that the former was a much more pleasant experience. The following doesn’t really pertain to the LSAT directly (or even indirectly), and because any attempt to relate it might seem
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