“Injured While Searching for Dead Bodies at Lake Mead?”
You may be entitled to compensation (but probably not).
2022
Alex Jones’ Lawyers May Have Mistakenly Sent Evidence of Perjury to Opposing Counsel
This led to what Jones himself referred to as a “Perry Mason moment.” Oops!
Last Salem Witch Finally Cleared
Better late than never.
Assorted Stupidity #151
In this edition: insulting phrases, unlawful crabbing, a couple of stupid claims, and, surprisingly, Roman law.
Good Reason to Kill #77: Summoned Bigfoot to Kill You First
This is not a viable self-defense claim for any number of reasons.
Court Holds That Practicing Law From a Jail Cell May Violate Some Ethics Rules
Shooting people is also problematic, FYI.
PLEASE NOTE: Exhibits Must Be Defused Before Offering Them Into Evidence
If there’s any chance your exhibit might explode, is there a way you could use an affidavit instead?
Does It Violate the Ethics Rules to Cheat on an Ethics Test?
The answer to this puzzler can be found here.
Lawyer’s Compilation of Brazil’s Tax Laws Weighs More Than Seven Tons
The U.S. could probably beat that, but I haven’t done the math.
Partisan Split in Montana Over Which District Gets to Be “District One”
We can officially agree on nothing.