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Microblogging Roundup of Legal News

Legal news from all around the globe:

• Sixties drummer wins right to Animals name. I don't care what the court says. Without Eric Burdon, it isn't The Animals.
• Blood from mosquito traps car-theft suspect. This is why car thieves should keep their windows up.
• Teens 'pimp' speed cameras for revenge. Students tape counterfeit license plates over real ones. Parents respond, "Our civil rights are exploited."
• Prosecutors run with new cyberbullying law. Using a new law that targeted MySpace mom Lori Drew, prosecutors now cast a wider net for harassing text messages.
• One lawyer throws punches, another tussles with police. This may explain why sex in upscale restaurants is generally frowned upon.
• Sex with client draws suspension. Why do lawyers have so much trouble with the concept that sex with clients is never a good idea?
• No First Amendment right for fortune teller. My question is: Will this ruling force all the cable news pundits off the air?
• Penis pill spammer gets slap on wrist. His e-mails promised big results, but his fines were nothing to brag about.

Posted by Robert J. Ambrogi on December 23, 2008 at 11:06 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)