Fashion Court
Blog de Novo has the proceedings thus far in People of the University of Chicago Law School v.
Lior Jacob Strahilevitz, alleging before the Supreme Fashion Court that, in lecture, Professor Strahilevitz wore "a grossly unmatched tie and shirt combination to his employment, to wit: a white dress shirt with vertical dark-blue stripes and a baby-blue tie with diagonal stripes."
Strahilevitz has filed an answer and a counter-claim, along with a request for the Chief Justice to recuse.
The legal world will undoubtedly follow these developments with bated breath.
Lior Jacob Strahilevitz, alleging before the Supreme Fashion Court that, in lecture, Professor Strahilevitz wore "a grossly unmatched tie and shirt combination to his employment, to wit: a white dress shirt with vertical dark-blue stripes and a baby-blue tie with diagonal stripes."
Strahilevitz has filed an answer and a counter-claim, along with a request for the Chief Justice to recuse.
The legal world will undoubtedly follow these developments with bated breath.
posted by David Schraub at 3:29 AM
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