Comedian turned law student Jeremy Schacter (Cardozo, 2L) has been robbed. He thinks Mars candy stole one of his best jokes for a Twix commercial, and now he’s thinking of suing;
Even Lamborghinis, at $240,000 a pop, can be lemons;
Ron Miller has thoughts on the different reasons that lawyers blog; and Beck/Herrmann discuss the life expectancy of many of them;
Mark Bennett has been writing tips on jury selection. His fifth one is called MacCarthy’s Bar Rule, which is different than The Turkewitz Beer Test;
Ted Kennedy was the first US Senator to have a web site, you can see a screen shot here, and read four other non-mainstream tidbits here;
What killed Michael Jackson? Kevin M.D. wonders, was it really Conrad Murray?
Blawg Review #226 comes from overseas at Pink Tape;
TortsProf has this week’s personal injury law round-up; and
And how long does it take you to walk 20 feet? Why so fast? Via Minor Wisdom, a video essay on how you learn a lot, just by watching:
Nobody ever steals *my* jokes!
Oddly enough, mine appear to be safe as well.