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Ten Questions to a Media Lawyer

I majored in journalism because as a kid my heroes were journalists and writers like Hemingway and Hunter S. Thompson. I went to UMass Amherst for journalism school, but flunked out three times because I was more interested in the drinking and drugs part of Hemingway and Thompson’s stories – and more majored in female anatomy than my actual studies.

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Plein vs Richie

My bud Marc Randazza told a Swiss litigant to drop dead today on First Amendment grounds, and it was pretty glorious

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Laura Owens’ Lawyer, David Gingras’ War on the AZ Bar, Marc Randazza Enters!

Things heat up in the State Bar of Arizona’s disciplinary actions against David Scott Gingras, attorney for Laura Michelle Owens and apparent legal adviser in orchestrating a failed chapter 7 Bankruptcy attempt (along with her parents failed chapter 13 attempt). The paperwork and demand for dismissal with prejudice based on protected, “free” speech and anti-slapp laws is piling up! Let’s get to it.

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Here. We. Go.

Just minutes before that happened, the bar judge re-issued her decision on Jim Lee’s MJOP (Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings). Congrats Jim on the still-only-partial win for the dark side.

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Nik Richie Trolls Coachella After ‘Trademark Threat’ Over Post

Nik Richie, the internet personality behind the infamous Dirty.com and founder of Warrior Network Agency, found himself on the receiving end of a legal threat from Coachella‘s top attorney this week after his agency posted an AI-generated promotional image for Buffalo Energy drink that featured the Coachella and Stagecoach names and festival imagery.

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Wake Up Parents

Imagine if your 15-year-old came to my house, and I gave them a book about edgy sex positions? What if I gave your 16-year-old a book with graphic illustrations of oral or anal sex? Link to a case page.

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Celebrity attorney Marc Randazza says Lively–Baldoni case is “pro wrestling for idiots”

In a brutal, no-filter interview, celebrity attorney Marc Randazza — the fire-breathing First Amendment lawyer behind Randazza.com — torches both sides of the escalating Lively–Baldoni legal showdown, calling it “a waste of court resources, a circus for idiots, and less entertaining than pro wrestling.” Randazza didn’t come to play. He came to burn the whole thing down.

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Bar Complaint Against Ed Martin:
I respectfully dissent

I joined the Society for the Rule of Law because I believe in justice, fairness, and the impartial administration of law—principles essential to a free society. Accordingly, I must respectfully disagree with some of the most august members’ of the Society’s decision to file a disciplinary complaint against Ed Martin, the interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia.  I acknowledge the concerns about Martin’s conduct, and I do not seek to defend his actions. I speak to the issue of the political weaponization of the disciplinary process. I believe this complaint does just that, and undermines the very rule

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Can trump break the backs of sanctuary cities? Maybe.

Trump pledges to crush sanctuary cities. He is not powerless to do so, but there are constitutional constraints on how far he can go. Can Trump command cities to enforce immigration law, if they don’t want to? Can he just withhold federal funds to coerce them? The federal government has limited powers. Where it has constitutional authority or power, it can not compel the state or local governments to cooperate. If the federal government wants to pass a law against possession or sale of marijuana, Colorado can say “lol, no.” Of course, the state and local governments certainly have the right to

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