Scruggs Nation, Day 44: the swap meet

I haven't seen so many lawyers move around this fast since they evacuated my building last year because of a gas leak. Seems like everyone in the Scruggs case either wants someone else's lawyer or the lawyer wants someone else's client. Sounds like a writer's-strike Boston Legal script that didn't make the cut. Why, next thing you know, Dickie Scruggs is going to say he wants to swap judges . . . oh wait, that's no joke, he's already tried that twice, once in his criminal contempt of court prosecution in Alabama (successful) and once in the Renfroe v. Rigsby case in Alabama (unsuccessful so far). With this much mind-changing, I don't want to get behind these guys in line for ice cream. By the way, if you've got catching up to do, here's a link to my post Monday on the Langston f