The difference between Miami-Dade and Broward
I sorta thought this would be funnier after reading the disclaimer. Personally, I prefer Miami to Broward. I guess, I should say preferred – since it has been a hell
I sorta thought this would be funnier after reading the disclaimer. Personally, I prefer Miami to Broward. I guess, I should say preferred – since it has been a hell
Fuck the Miami-Dade vs. Broward thing: THIS is some funny shit.
NPR’s “On the Media” had me on today to talk about my stalker. You can listen to it here.
Wow… I never really asked what got Crystal Cox all interested in the whole Summit Bankruptcy thing. Philly Law Blog asked that question — and answers it.
See Washington Post. My military legal experience is limited. But, if there’s one thing I learned when I was in the Army — there’s no First Amendment on base. That
Well, not exactly. But, the headline of this article might make you think so. Hyenas Give Up Scavenging For Lent.
First, watch the trailer for ZOMBIE ASS below. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdQts9i6wdI] Now, answer the poll. [polldaddy poll=6113079]
Now THIS is what I call an “investigative blogger!” Personally, I think this may be a gay conspiracy Please, spread the word. WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON???? [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c6HsiixFS8]
Mike at Crime & Federalism makes a good case for not giving a shit when you see someone getting harassed or picked on. (here) Essentially his point is that if
I’m late to the party on this one, so I won’t comment too heavily on the Supreme Court’s recent decision that American citizens can be strip-searched after arrests for any
For those of you who did not pick up on it already, yesterday’s post on Section 230 reforms was an April Fool’s Day prank – concocted by Eric Turkewitz. Read
Ars Technica reports: Bruce Schneier, the security expert who coined the term “security theater” to describe the Transportation Security Agency’s airport screening procedures, was uninvited from speaking on a Monday