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Tim Cavanaugh | 3.2.2004 6:16 AM

New at Reason: A U.S. District judge naps and a star witness gets mauled in Elizabeth Koch's coverage of the Martha Stewart closing arguments.

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at the end of my rope 21 years ago

Look, Tim, no offense, but let's keep the Martha updates reserved to actual important events.
Douglas Fletcher 21 years ago

NEWS FLASH!

Martha Stewart bakes homey bunt cake on her latest program on The Food Channel. [FOR RELEASE 3/3/04]
Tim Cavanaugh 21 years ago

If the judge's falling asleep during the trial (obvious grounds for an appeal, at the very least) is not an important event, I don't know what is.

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