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: Quiz LawThe Daily Memo - 3/11/08
An Arkansas cop has been suspended over video showing him using a departmental stun gun to tase a cow. (The Morning News)
Don't pay your rent? Get evicted. Don't want to get evicted? Well, whatever you do, don't play with explosives. (Detroit Free Press)
Despite a recent resolution that call for marijuana arrests to be the "lowest law enforcement priority," Denver cops are still harshing people's buzz, and the Safer Alternative for Enjoyable Recreation wants to know why. (The Denver Channel)
A judge has ordered almost $15 grand to be paid back to a guy who's been paying child support for the last 11 years, only to find out the kid wasn't his. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Congrats to the TSA, which has apparently "lost" $31 million of our things over the last three year. Job well done, guys. (Boing Boing)
Note to self -- when stealing clothes from a store, remember to take them off the hanger. (Metro.co.uk)
Turns out the founder of the Weather Channel is kind of a douchebag, as he is now out there saying he thinks it would be awesome to sue Al Gore, to finally expose the fraud of global warming. (Citizen Sugar)
In England, a 33-year-old man has been charged under the Harassment Act of 1997 for using Facebook to harass his ex-grilfriend. (The Register)
Full post as published by Quiz Law on March 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
Sunwest Management Inc.
allegedly misled residents about staff and daily care.
Newspaper Employees
Chinese Daily News must pay $5.19 million class action settlement for failing to pay overtime.

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