Here’s another digest of some articles I collected this week that are either funny, interesting, or just plain weird. Wiltshire vicar revives ancient archery law – BBC A vicar in England has relied on an…
Featuring Jennifer Smith and Lesley Stankaitis. Read about it at The Star.
Source: Cyanide and Happiness (a favorite comic of mine).
Here’s another digest of some articles I collected this week that are either funny, interesting, or just plain weird. Bronx court fester - $421 mil building is sinking – NY Post Just two years after being…
A lawyer in Manhattan is suing his dating service for failing to provide that special someone. John Friedland claims that he paid $10,000 for the services of Amy Laurent International (ALI), only to be set up with…
Here’s a digest of some articles I collected this week that are either funny, interesting, or just plain weird. Blind Justice? Attractive Get Breaks with Juries – CBS News In completely unsurprising study results, Cornell…
You hear about that movie about the kids that dress up as superheroes, without any superpowers? Well those kids might be on to something. Michael Baulderstone is a 45-year-old comic book owner in Australia who…
Above the Law has listed the finalists in their video contest, and Windsor Law made the cut. Considering the number of law schools in the U.S. alone, this is pretty big. Help support your fellow…
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…
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…
