Justice Antonin Scalia: An LTB Retrospective
An enormously talented and controversial figure who was frequently wrong but willing to wear a funny hat in public.
An enormously talented and controversial figure who was frequently wrong but willing to wear a funny hat in public.
You may be surprised to know that no Florida case has yet addressed this question.
Hold off on that royalty check you were about to write.
Don’t wear them out of the house, actually, but if you must, at least don’t wear them to court.
In this edition: the return of Beezow; a 50,000-volt penalty for talking in court; the South Carolina Legislature wastes some (more) time, and a defense to remember.
I have nothing against toplessness, but am anti-defrauding-the-elderly.
Which, just FYI, is not a good sign if you weren’t joking.
The rule doesn’t apply to men because they already know how to “look professional,” he said.
In this edition: Twitter crime, logo revision, autolitigation, and yet more security panic.
And other impressively named justices of the U.S. Supreme Court.