Biking While Under the Influence
We’ve previously mentioned DUIs while driving a wheelchair and a lawn mower. One of our readers asked whether he could be charged when riding a bicycle. Well, maybe not in Canada, but in Ohio… h/t…
We’ve previously mentioned DUIs while driving a wheelchair and a lawn mower. One of our readers asked whether he could be charged when riding a bicycle. Well, maybe not in Canada, but in Ohio… h/t…
It’s been a couple weeks (we’ve been busy), but Mitch Kowalski of the Legal Post caught an interesting post over at Volokh again. And yes, he rubs it in that he scooped us on it. …
As most of Canada’s larger universities now have affiliated faculties of law, it falls to younger and smaller universities to adopt legal education. Recently, Lakehead University was unsuccessful in convincing Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty that…
With privacy issues dominating the blawgosphere this week, here is an interesting development that might raise some eyebrows. Proposition 8, which prohibited same-sex marriage in California in the last federal election in the U.S., has…
If you received a Valentine’s Day card in the mail yesterday, and you’re not exactly sure who it’s from, this might be of interest to you: A guy walks into a post office one day…
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has ruled that Canadians have no expectation of privacy in their online identity. In a St. Thomas-area child porn case, the police asked Bell Canada for a customer’s name…
Hi everyone, Please allow me to introduce myself: my name is Vitali. I was referenced in Omar’s post earlier today as the guy trying to get into law school. As of this afternoon, I am…
A couple weeks ago, Orin Kerr of the Volokh Conspiracy raised the issue of what he perceived as the decline of law student blogs. We know the folks at Volokh focus on American content, so…
Earlier today Warren Kinsella pointed out that Steve Paikin’s The Agenda will be having a very interesting guest on their show. One who, without question, clearly promotes hatred for racial/ethnic minorities, the disabled, and the…
Cross-posted from the Financial Post When I was an undergrad, Western law had the reputation for being the “business†law school. Indeed, Western makes an effort to distinguish itself through this brand; in fact, one…
From the Fail Blog we bring you a judge who should have changed his name well before taking his bar exams. Or at least insist on using his full first name in all introductions, especially…