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Hunter Hogan's ORSA infection

I noticed that today’s date is 18 May 2014, and I was pretty sure I graduated law school on 18 May 2008: exactly six years ago today. It was not, and is not, a pleasant anniversary because I have spent more time dealing with the consequences of going to law school than I have spent … Read more

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Hunter Hogan’s other websites, profiles, and accounts

Fight the power. Hunter Hogan at HunterThinks.com

Follow @HunterHogan Follow @HunterHoganNOW Follow @HunterThinksCom Facebook page for HunterThinks.com. Click Like to get some updates. To get all updates, after clicking Like, click the Follow button and choose Get Notifications. Twitter: @HunterHogan: My personal account @HunterHoganNOW: Real-time status @HunterThinksCom: Tweets about the website, including new post announcements LinkedIn Google Plus Flickr

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Colophon

Chinese calligraphy of a colophon

Since 2001, I have used many resources to create and maintain this website. Some of the resources are listed below. WordPress plugins (some) Broken Link Checker Redirection by John Godley. I can write redirects in .htaccess, and I have tried two other plugins for managing redirects. This is a good plugin and it is getting … Read more

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Reality web series concept

GoPro HERO4 Black

A reality web series about a homeless, destitute, multitalented American trying to recover from PTSD and depression from being disbarred through a possibly corrupt process, while living in Cairo in the aftermath of Egypt’s second revolution in four years.

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About Hunter Hogan

I started this website in early 2001 to share my views on minimalist web design. With the notable exception of Google, minimalism never became popular, and when I grew tired of swimming against the tide, I stopped writing about it. In the months leading up to the invasion of Iraq, I felt that by not … Read more

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Chinese Law, premature deaths, and a duty of mutual assistance

Professor Donald C. Clarke hypothesized that there is “a genuine social belief [in China] that deaths don’t just happen; someone needs to be held responsible.” I argue that his hypothesis is consistent with Chinese communitarian values and with Chinese law.

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