Assorted Stupidity #147
In this edition: somebody thinks Brady v. Maryland is super-hot, Lenin and Stalin are fighting again, there’s a legal battle involving McDonald’s ice-cream machines, and more.
In this edition: somebody thinks Brady v. Maryland is super-hot, Lenin and Stalin are fighting again, there’s a legal battle involving McDonald’s ice-cream machines, and more.
Guess which federal crime he’s claiming they committed. Go on, guess.
He might have evaded the paddleboard, but not the whole flotilla.
If printed on letter-sized paper, just to be clear.
Will “Article 61 of the Magna Carta” be the right answer this time? I wonder!
He will also have to sell the Panzer, his 88mm anti-aircraft gun, and various other Nazi knickknacks.
“You are not known as deceased,” said the IRS, but she also was not known as alive.
In this edition: how not to make a great impression on the jury, more sovereign-citizen nonsense, a ruling involving the outer continental shelf, and some human-hamster-wheel advice.
Well, he’s a lawyer for now, anyway.
Such as: “Did any of you actually talk to these witnesses?” (Hint: they had not.)