I'm a little late to comment on this one -- it's a couple days old -- but it's still worth talking about. It's a foregone conclusion that it will happen: the Mississippi State Bar is moving to take away the law licenses of Dickie and Zach Scruggs. I guess Dickie Scruggs won't be able to claim to be a "jailhouse lawyer." Or to practice law in Cuba when he escapes.
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