Orrin Judd: personal info and random thoughts
- Personal info
- An overly flattering profile by Ed Driscoll of Catholic Exchange
- Read some of Orrin's Musings:
- Letting the Tiger out of the Cage
- O. Griffin Judd, The Further Adventures
- Orrin and Stephen and the Tittie Box
- All Common Knowledge is Wrong, part 1 (David and Goliath)
- The Brothers Judd Glossary
- Read the decision in a case argued before the Supreme Court by Orrin Grimmell Judd (grandfather of the Brothers Judd).
- Read about how Orrin Grimmell Judds's diary is the key piece of evidence in -ESSAY : JUSTICE HUGHES' APPOINTMENT--THE COTTON STORY RE-EXAMINED (Frederick Bernays Wiener, Yearbook 1981 Supreme Court Historical Society)
PERSONAL INFO
Orrin Corson Judd lives in Hanover, NH with his beloved wife Dr. Mrs. Brooke G. Judd, O. Griffin Judd (2/13/97) and blessed daughter, Avery Caroline (5/29/99).
Orrin "works" at Geographic Data
Technology, Inc. He graduated from Colgate
University in 1983
and Vermont Law School in
1991.
Besides being an avid reader, he is a big moviebuff,
increasingly feeble golfer,
baseball
fanatic,
fantasy baseball enthusiast,
Vast
Right Wing Conspiricist, die-hard Conservative,
political
junkie, and
policy wonk.
Brooke is the lowest paid, quadruple board certified doctor in America. She works in the Sleep Lab at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. She is a much honored graduate of Wheaton College and Chicago Medical School where she finished first in her class, despite failing Anatomy. She is a terrific cook.
Griffin does whatever the hell he wants to--with a focus on playing with cars & trucks, reading books, and watching Bob the Builder and Food Network.
Avery is much like her brother, only more stubborn. She's actually started doing some girl stuff--chiefly playing with this frightening Barbie head doll and and developing that odd horse fetish they all come down with.
When Orrin grows up, he dreams of being Rondell White.
ORRIN G. JUDD :
-ESSAY
: Broadcast Reform Revisited: Reverend Everett C. Parker and the "Standing"
Case (Office of Communication of the United Church of Christ v. Federal
Communications Commission) (Robert Horwitz Professor, Department
of Communication, University of California, San Diego --- published in
The Communication Review, Vol. 2, No. 3 (1997), pp. 311-348)
