With Michael Cohen replaying an old Clairol commercial, our note in White Collar Law360 seemed appropriate.
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- I have never created the soundtrack for a film, nor do I have the competence to do so. I imagine, though, that it is very difficult to get right. Assembling a “soundtrack” for a cultural and legal lag …
- Merry Christmas.
- Officers and directors, Les Moonves and guitars.
- It's my radio voice.
- Perhaps I have a face made for radio, but I enjoyed being a guest on SiriusXM’s POTUS show “The Big Picture” with guest host Chris Frates, making a few points about Mike Flynn.
- Unlike the music of Christmas or Easter, the music of Thanksgiving is harder to pinpoint. Shuffling leaves? The drum-brush strokes of a knife carving the turkey? Vince Guaraldi, an early lead-up to Ch …
- http://jacksharman.com/2018/09/19/southern-comfort-niall-ferguson-and-peter-gunn/
- Internal problems, outside lawyers. And, Vegas.
- “The ‘subject’ status may inform a special counsel report to Congress more than a prosecutorial decision,” said Jack Sharman, a former special counsel in the Whitewater investigation into Clinton, “es …
- Special Counsel subpoenas, an FBI agent's political views https://vimeo.com/246149074 and cross-examination (via MSNBC and "Meet The Press Daily").
- Dante. The Inferno. The grand jury room.
- A few notes for your Thanksgiving: a holiday examination, Mumm champagne, an old-fashioned cocktail from Garden & Gun, the French 75 (its history and variants), Puritan poetry (no Puritans = no Thanks …
- “Jack Sharman, who was special counsel to Congress during the Whitewater investigations into Bill and Hillary Clinton’s real estate affairs, cautioned against reading too much into the absence of char …
- "Jack Sharman, who served as special counsel during Bill Clinton's Whitewater scandal, said they will likely result in memos being produced, though those memos may not be shared publicly."
- Sharman looking thoughtful on public corruption panel at @ABACJS Southeastern White Collar Crime Institute.
- A good note about plea bargains and innocent people.
- How much better could it get?
