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Law Dork is Chris Geidner's blog. I am back in Washington, D.C., where I am the senior political writer at Metro Weekly. [Here's my bio.] This blog is my personal space, where I write about LGBT issues, regulation and regulators, the Obama administration and whatever passing matters catch my fancy. You also should follow me on Twitter.
What I write is my opinion and my opinion alone. This blog does not represent the views of any associated clients, colleagues, publications or bosses past, present or future. Please, however, do send me your ideas, thoughts or news.-
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- Obama Nominates Chai Feldblum, LGBT/Equality Scholar, to EEOC Post
- Judge Denies LGBT Orgs, Grants San Fran Request to Join Prop 8 Challenge
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SCOTUS Archive
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‘One Seat in the Press Section’
“We will be able to accommodate one seat in the press section for Mr. Geidner.” Truly, few emails have made... -
Obama and Stevens United . . . Against Citizens United
One of the ten-ton elephants or bombshells or other colorful journalistic euphemisms awaiting us in the SCOTUS vacancy weeks ahead... -
To the Highest Court: Anything to Stop Marriage
My newest at Metro Weekly covers “Jackson’s Last-Minute Effort” at the Supreme Court: Bishop Harry Jackson, along with others opposed to... -
Perry: Week Two
As we enter the second week of Perry v. Schwarzenegger, the trial challenging the constitutionality of California’s Proposition 8, I... -
SCOTUS to Hear Washington Petition Signer Case
The Supreme Court today accepted certiorari on the Doe v. Reed case involving the petition signatories from Washington’s Referendum 71. Referencing... -
Norma Desmond, It Ain’t
This evening, I have a short article up at Metro Weekly on today’s Supreme Court action, “Not Ready for a... -
Camera Questions,
AwaitingSCOTUS Blocks BroadcastPOST-DECISION REPORT: The Supreme Court has blocked the broadcast of the Proposition 8 trial, as first reported at SCOTUSblog (and... -
Prop 8 Trial Won’t Go To YouTube – For Now
Today’s opening argument in the Perry v. Schwarzenegger trial will not be streamed to other courthouses and will not be... -
D.C.’s Long Engagement
In the lead news article for the end-of-the-year issue of Metro Weekly, I take a look in “A Long Road... -
LGBT Issues and the Courts
In the end-of-the-year issue of Metro Weekly, I published a short piece, “Courting Justice,” looking at the most important cases...