According to one of the British tabloids, looks like Lindsay Lohan will be released from jail soon, having likely served not more than 9 days of a 90 day sentence imposed last week for her for violations of the terms of the probation she was serving for various prior offenses, including charges for drunk driving…
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During last night’s installment of celebrity apprentice, that’s what Sharon Osborne told Trump when he asked her why she was so emotional during the boardroom confrontation at the end of which Osborne was fired. It happens that the charity for which Osborne was playing was very personal to her, and thus her plea that it…
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On this weekend’s installment of C-SPAN’s “America and the Courts” Justice Antonin Scalia spoke to and took questions from a group of high school students from Virginia (you can view the program at thisĀ linkĀ for a limited period of time). I highly recommend that you take a look if you have any interest in the Supreme…
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http://abajournal.com/images/blawgs/covers/Neukom.jpgFormer Microsoft general counsel Bill Neukom has assumed the presidency of the American Bar Association. Might we hope that, under Mr. Neukom’s leadership, the ABA might perhaps be more attuned to the interests and needs of enterprise?
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The New Jersey Law Journal reports that a New Jersey appellate court has held that attorneys cannot be held liable for malicious prosecution even when their client pursued the underlying litigation for an improper purpose unless the attorneys pursued the case for an improper purpose of their own. In Pennsylvania cases for abuse of process…
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It appears that the senior class president at Rutgers University will not be allowed to graduate with her class. University administrators appparently took a dim view of her part time job burgling her fellow students. Maybe she can claim that she stole from her schoolmates because she suffered from ,ow self-esteem caused by Don Imus….
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The title pretty much says itm all. 45 days in the slammer for Paris. Read about it here. Or wait for the TV movie.
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Looks like Paris may be spending some time soon as a guest of the state: Paris Hilton should be jailed for 45 days for violating terms of her probation for an alcohol-related reckless driving conviction, city prosecutors say. In documents filed April 30th in Superior Court, prosecutors said they also want Hilton to be required…
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So says former Survivor contestant Richard Hatch, who is doing 51 months as a guest of the federal government on a tax evasion conviction. I guess no one let Hatch in on the little secret that prison life totally sucks. Maybe that would have made him think twice about not paying taxes on his “Survivor”…
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