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It’s important to practicing law.
In this edition: yet another Bieber-related crime, the TSA at “work,” a lawyer’s argument about stirrups, and one surprisingly easy way to foil a bank robbery.
The Dancing Man of Cottonwood Heights has been exonerated. Though questions remain.
Talons of Justice.
Spoiler: it’s not against the law.
It’s “disorderly conduct,” according to some people. But hey, you can’t be too careful. Look the other way and the next thing you know, ISIL will try a disco infiltration.
This is one of those we’re-sorry-we-burned-that-person-a-few-centuries-ago cases, but that doesn’t mean they all shouldn’t get together now and have a second fake trial rigged to come out the right way this time.
But hopefully something that no one will ever need to use it for again.
This story has everything: a love triangle, a Christmas-party fracas at the zoo, meerkat experts, monkey handlers, and llama-keepers. Well, almost everything.
Why you might want to have second thoughts the next time you’re thinking about suing a child.