Really, Washingtonians could do without a grandstanding politico type as chief city legal officer, argues Carter Wood at Point of Law.
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on October 30, 2010
Really, Washingtonians could do without a grandstanding politico type as chief city legal officer, argues Carter Wood at Point of Law.
Tagged as: attorneys general, Washington D.C.

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No. I think it’s a brilliant idea.
Connecticut’s large enough that a national company can’t afford to ignore it so Blumenthal gets to dictate policy for 49 states. DC isn’t.
DC is, despite its ego, small enough that I can see goods packaged as “NOT FOR USE OR SALE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. USE OR SALE IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA VOIDS ALL WARRANTIES.”
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