What happened to Gov. Gray Davis?

The AP reports that former California Governor Gray Davis has returned to practicing law. I did hear that he was switching jobs with Arnold but I guess Gray is not the type for Hollywood. He is currently practicing at the firm of Loeb and Loeb, who's clients range "from Anheuser-Busch to the Beastie Boys in copyright infringement cases, and represented financial institutions including AIG and UBS."

As to politics, former Gov. Davis (D-CA) remarks, " "A lot of positive things happened, but that chapter of my life is over." Time will only tell before he answers my email.

Continuing with the subject of retired politicians, the University of North Carolina is courting Senator and Mrs. Edwards to teach at the law school according to the Greenville News Record.

Law school Dean Gene Nichol said he sent a letter two weeks ago to Edwards and his wife, asking that they consider any association with the school. Nichol also asked Elizabeth Edwards to consider working with the law school in some capacity.

If that is the case that he does go teach at UNC, he will probably have a public email address and I will finally get his autograph!