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Forgive the headline, but I just love feeding conservatives neo-cons their own feces. Rep. Paul Broun, R-Ga., has proposed H.R. 5821, the so-called “Military Honor and Decency Act” to close
Prison Legal News, a publisher that distributes books dealing with prisoners’ legal rights, has been forced to sue the Massachusetts Department of Corrections for banning its publications from Mass. correctional
Professor Roger Alford of Pepperdine University recently published a post, Chief Judge Kozinski on the Death of the First Amendment. Either Alford misquoted Kozinski or Kozinski went off the deep
State Rep. Ed Bullard (D-Miami) has decided to try and upstage Carey Baker in his quest to be the dumbest legislator in Florida (little do they know that Rhonda Storms
Neuqua Valley High School in Naperville, Ill. has a policy that “allows speech in favor of homosexual conduct, but bans speech critical of homosexual conduct,” according to his lawyers. I
Meet The Hunt Club of Brevard Today’s Central Florida news is all abuzz with stories of a salacious “sex club” operating in Melbourne, Florida. The Hunt Club of Brevard describes
Two weeks ago in Subpoena Sleaze, I wrote about how a lawyer went beyond all bounds of reality in seeking information from a non-party blogger. Turkewitz reports that not only
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that police and civil litigants alike will need a subpoena before they can access personal information about users from their ISPs. In writing for
Susan’s blog, Build a Solo Practice is a fantastic source of information that they don’t teach you in law school. She seems to have taken the next step: Launching Solo
I’m not really a “grind the death penalty axe” type… I am vehemently anti-death penalty, but I just have enough axes to grind. Scott Greenfield has a good post on
That’s the title of this great post by Dr. Marty Klein.
Aaron Greenspan, a former classmate of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg filed a petition to cancel Facebook’s trademark registration. Greenspan, 25, argues Zuckerberg, 23, had no right to trademark the Facebook