Australian Cyborg’s Conviction Overturned on Appeal
In which an Australian “biohacker” beats the rap.
In which an Australian “biohacker” beats the rap.
The article calls this a “watery elude,” which it wasn’t.
In this edition: how to lose a defamation case, updates on that 30-year-old evicted by his parents, one lawyer’s unfair pummeling, and a truly low-effort (though surprisingly successful) crime.
If this complaint had some delicious cheese melted over it, it might have at least some merit.
Even if they’ve got a motorcycle parked in it.
And consumers would likely confuse the two, a Texas jury somehow found.
Several written eviction notices from the parents had no effect.
It’s “sweet” and “slightly musky,” among other things.
Alleging a conspiracy that apparently involved most of Hollywood, plus Monica Lewinsky, Mark Zuckerberg, and the Dalai Lama.
This case needs to go to trial for the expert testimony alone. The court owes it to the public.