Miscellaneous

The Daily Memo - 4/29/08

Seems that the British don't like it when their cops go to investigate a brothel and take things a step further by banging the hookers. (Yahoo News!)

Uma ... stalker. Stalker ... Uma. (Defamer)

The Supremes upheld the requirement of showing photo IDs to vote. (LawInfo)

Judge Marilyn Rosenbaum doesn't need any sexual experts, thank you very kindly. (Above the Law)

This lady, fighting back against the RIAA and its anti-piracy lawsuits, is awesome. (Businessweek via Gizmodo)

Judge to White House, regarding e-mails: "Seriously, stop fucking around." (Computer World)

Congress is considering new legislation to address the copyright problem of orphaned works. (ars technica)

Irony, thy name is Idaho state senator John Goedde. (the unequivocal notion)

A former city commissioner from Daytona Beach say that when he was busted in a sex sting, he wasn't hanging out in the bathroom looking for male nookie -- he was just playing a video game. (WFTV)

Full post as published by Quiz Law on April 29, 2008 (boomark / email).