…[M]ore Christians died for their faith at the hands of fellow Christians after Christianity was officially tolerated than had been killed in all of the pre-Constantine persecutions.
- David Farley
Clearing Out The Clippings, No. 17
Burt Likko is the pseudonym of an attorney in Southern California. He was once known as the "Transplanted Lawyer" in commemoration of a two-year sojourn in East Tennessee which was something of a transformative life experience. His interests include politics and public policy, Constitutional law with a focus on the separation of church and state, cooking, good wine, and bad science fiction movies. He blogs pseudonymously to maintain a tissue of fiction in the increasingly unlikely event that he is ever nominated to the bench although he has little doubt that a sufficiently motivated detective could ascertain his true identity. It's a good question as to why anyone would particularly care about his true identity in the first place.
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Burt Likko is the pseudonym of an attorney in Southern California. He is sometimes known as the "Transplanted Lawyer" in commemoration of a two-year sojourn in East Tennessee which was something of a transformative life experience. His interests include politics and public policy, Constitutional law with a focus on the separation of church and state, cooking, good wine, and bad science fiction movies.
Will Truman is the pseudonym of a somewhat random guy that lives in the Mountain West with his doctorly wife. He has moved around frequently, having lived in four states in the last five years or so. Part-poligeek, part-geek, sometimes substitute teacher, sometimes professional gearhead, and off-and-on amateur fiction writer. He is primarily interested in the balancing of competing interests and points of view where answers are not easily found. He does (mostly) non-political blogging at 
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