Uploaded January 2011 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
At least not any more so than any other cooperative activity.
"Seventh Circuit Rules Dungeons & Dragons A Threat to Prison Security"
abovethelaw.com/2010/01/seventh-circuit-rules-dungeons-dragons-a-threat-to-prison-security
The post is a little over the top in its characterizations and draws some conclusions that I don't know are supported, but it captures the main thing I took away from it - that denying courts access to independent expertise is not a great idea. How to ensure that such expertise is independent is yet another problem the human race has never managed to solve.
Oh, and for funsies:
A post about the difficulties the SCOTUS had with modern technology in a particular case:
lawyersusaonline.com/dcdicta/2010/04/19/technical-difficulties-at-the-supreme-court-2
At least not any more so than any other cooperative activity.
"Seventh Circuit Rules Dungeons & Dragons A Threat to Prison Security"
abovethelaw.com/2010/01/seventh-circuit-rules-dungeons-dragons-a-threat-to-prison-security
The post is a little over the top in its characterizations and draws some conclusions that I don't know are supported, but it captures the main thing I took away from it - that denying courts access to independent expertise is not a great idea. How to ensure that such expertise is independent is yet another problem the human race has never managed to solve.
Oh, and for funsies:
A post about the difficulties the SCOTUS had with modern technology in a particular case:
lawyersusaonline.com/dcdicta/2010/04/19/technical-difficulties-at-the-supreme-court-2
