Osler's Razor

I'm back from Utah, ready to go down and teach 'em up in Crim. Prac. and Pro. It was wonderful to have that respite, though, especially since there is so much else going on. Among a welter of big decisions to make in the coming weeks, I have the following in my near future:

1) Tomorrow night, I will be speaking on the death penalty here at Baylor, along with Rev. Alan Bean from Friends of Justice. It is free and open to the public, starting at 6:30 in Draper 329 on the Baylor campus.

2) Next week, I will be going to DC to watch the oral arguments in Dillon v. United States, the case we briefed for the Washington Legal Foundation.

3) The week after that I will be returning to Harvard, where I gave a lecture this past November on the crack/powder disparity. At the end of that lecture, I suggested that the Federalist Society and NAACP jointly sponsor a discussion on the subject. They have taken up that idea, and I will be moderating that event at Harvard Law on April 6.

Plus, Political Mayhem Thursday this week will be about health care!