In the category of Getting Capone On Tax Stuff, it appears that what may finally end Russ McKamey and McKamey Manor is the lack of sprinklers and exit signs in his hokey barn. See about 27 minutes in: The Tennessee Attorney General has announced an investigation into McKamey Manor, apparently focusing not on the possible…

If you go over to Resources, you can see a couple of new documents from McKamey Manor, including what I believe to be the current waiver/release as well as the package of stuff they evidently send participants. Thanks to the filmmakers behind the fascinating documentary “Monster Inside” for sharing these! While I’m recommending documentaries about…

If you go look at “Resources,” you’ll see a number of the items that are in the casebook—full complaints, investigation reports, and the like. I’m only putting unreported orders and the like (not published court opinions). Many of these are things I had up on my old site when I was a full-time professor, and…

Currently: 121,651 words and 311 pages (in Word, which will probably come out to about 250 pages published). Now I edit and revise, all to be turned in by December 31. I’m very, very excited about this.

As noted when I set up the site, it’s a bit premature, but I’m starting to think about what will go here. At a minimum, I plan to put full copies of at least some documents I’m excerpting for the casebook. Along those lines, I managed to find (via the invaluable Wayback Machine) my old…

I should be doing things like “finishing writing the book” or “editing the book” but instead here I am setting up a site for a book that will, if all goes well, be published next year. This is how my brain works.