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OK, as every other legal blog has already noted, Booker and Fanfan were released today, and now the federal sentencing guidelines are not so binding as they were. It's important, but I have no wisdom to give you on this, so I'll point you over to the Blakely Blog. Once he's off the plane, I guess.

If you've not been awaiting Booker with bated breath, try this. Via Inter Alia, here's a way to shorten the load time of Adobe Reader. Use at your own risk--I've not figured out which plug-ins are essential to Lexis and Westlaw yet. Nevertheless, Adobe's bloated reader is no longer painful to load.

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Does this Adobe plugin affect our ability to use the LawNet seating charts? I installed this yesterday and had some trouble signing up for a seat just now, but then my roommate's comp. had the same problem. Anyone else had similar issues?
The problem I had with the LawNet seating charts was that my browsers kill pop-ups, so make sure that you have yours set to permit pops from your school's domain.
Shameless plug: we've got a couple posts with more to come on the guidelines on Ex Post (CLS Fed Soc Blog) http://expost.blogspot.com

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