Even When it Comes to the Mundane Forms 8038, the One Constant is Change: Squire Patton Boggs
Municipal Securities Regulation and Enforcement: The Year in Review and a Look Ahead – Ballard Spahr
In the Muni-Bond Bazaar, Quotes Are Invitation to Negotiate.
From Stanford to Oberlin, Schools Rush to Tap the ESG Bond Market.
How Sea Level Rise Exposure Is Priced into Municipal Bonds.
And finally, Can’t Imagine Where Good Ol’ Ken Was On January 6 is brought to us this week by State v. Grant, in which Kenneth Grant was convicted of disturbing the peace after spending several consecutive days screaming obscenities at two women painting a house across the street. Per a neighbor, “this ain’t nothing new. He’d always sit on the porch and holler racial slurs, all the time, towards me, towards the neighbors, even towards people walking down the street.” Mr. Grant later complained to the Supreme Court of Nebraska that his 10-day sentence had been an abuse of discretion because, “the county court ignored his request for only a fine or probation.” Perhaps if he’d just yelled the request a little louder…?

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