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Last week a 28-year-old man stole two computer batteries from a Florida Staples, then returned to the store, reported his crime to the store manager and demanded that police be called. He told employees that…
1. There once was this druggie named Creighton Gave his friend some coke, then ran when he started shakin’ s.7 He cried! but he was denied ‘Reasonable Foresight’ so he was denied 2. There once…
George Akerlof, a Nobel Prize winner in Economics, spoke recently at UWO Law on Identity Economics. See more about the event on the UWO Law webpage.
It’s that time of year again, so the frequency of posts will slow for the next couple weeks. Bear with us if it take some time for your comments to get approved as well.
Last weekend I had the opportunity to participate in the filming of “Family Matters with Justice Harvey Brownstone,” a new online television show featuring Justice Harvey Brownstone of the Ontario Court of Justice. Justice Brownstone…
A fun re-enactment of a criminal being a numbskull.
Ewok! At times I feel like legal blogging is like Mark Hamill’s career. It will lead to Broadway and cartoon voiceovers rather than Bay Street or serious advocacy. I look after my brother who is…
As reported by the Globe and Mail, a bill requiring that all future Supreme Court justices be bilingual was passed last week and now awaits Senate approval. The private member’s Bill C-232, tabled by NDP…
It’s not unknown for bloggers to take opportunity of April 1 to do something humorous, and this year is no exception. Mashable provides their list of the best April’s Fools day pranks. You might need…
