Judicial election primary guide
Hey, somebody had to do it! Fortunately, the somebody is not me.
Harmful Error is taking on the task of providing a seat-by-seat guide to the contested judicial elections.
Today’s race report is for Clark County District Court, Department 10.
First up was a look at the primary race for the Nevada Supreme Court Seat B
As you might expect, Harmful Error, a blog focused on criminal law, reports on the candidates' attitude toward criminal justice, to the extent possible, such as mentioning endorsements by police associations, work on indigent representation projects, or the sort of "tough on crime" platituudes often associated with politicians.
But how, I wonder, might one go about determining a candidate's attitudes toward civil litigation? (Other than looking at who donated to the campaigns, of couse).
containing, according to the LA Times, sexually explicit photos and videos? I write fiction, but if I had written this, I’d have been told it was too implausible. 
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit denied Blue Man Vegas LLC’s challenge to an adverse NLRB decision certifying the election of a union by stagehands. Using Venn diagrams, the Court explained why the Board’s proposed bargaining unit that excluded musicians technicians was fair. 