By: Danielle Ulman

Welcome to a special Tuesday edition of the law blog roundup. Hope you enjoyed your long weekend. Let’s get to the links.

• Woman finds way to reach teens in the Baltimore City Detention Center.
• Regular readers of The Daily Record will recognize this story of the doctor vs. the drinkers. (See Tiki Bar photo above).
• Reminiscing on judges and past presidents of the Baltimore County Bar Association.
• Do law schools game the job numbers? One San Diego law school grad thinks so.
• My article today looks at the job market for recent law school grads. It’s not pretty out there, but here are some tips to make job candidates stand out from the associate director for employee relations at Brooklyn Law School.
• Meanwhile, Carolyn Elefant advises lawyers on how to avoid lousy law jobs.
• The man who calls himself the toughest sheriff in America has some personnel issues — three members of Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s staff have been arrested on drug and human trafficking charges, including one who is allegedly eight months pregnant with the child of a drug lord. Drama.