Criminal Law

Revenge of TV lovers!
This is a pretty hilarious story by a TV writer for "The Simpsons," getting a well-measured dose of revenge against one of those annoying "I don't watch TV" pseudo-intellectuals!

Good to be Back and Bilski Redux (Again) [Maybe]
Thanks again to Prawfs for having me back this month. This is my fourth stint as a guest blogger - time flies! I won't have much to say until next week, as I'm house hunting with the family in Pennsylvania this week...

Revenge Is Now a Lot Less Sweet
Many of you have heard me at least once present a seminar on how to increase the likelihood of getting paid. It concludes with a methodology to exact revenge when all the right moves on your part don't motivate clients to pay.

Guest Post :: Getting the Most Out of Boot Camp
After reading last week's Guest Post by Todd Juneau, Paul Meyerson submitted a comment suggesting some additional ways to get the most out of Boot Camp. I asked him to expand his thoughts into a Guest Post, which I am...

Guest Post: Kat Sanders
Guest Post: I got a request to allow a guest post, and since I'm lazy enough to let anyone write for me, I decided to allow it. See below:HIPAA Enforcement ? When It Matters and When it Doesn?tThe HIPAA rule that protects patient privacy has been around for some time now, and it has always been in the midst of some controversy or the other...

Book and Conversation: Revenge and Forgiveness
If the law is about anything, it is about revenge and forgiveness. It is, of course, about more than that, but underneath much of the law's most intractable problems (not uncommonly found in areas of immigration, criminal law, and torts, to name only 3) you will usually find these two instincts, which may be more primal than you once thought:Speaking of Faith guest Michael McCullough, author of "Beyond Revenge: The Evolution of the Forgiveness Instinct" with host Krista Tippett, in their Sunday, March 28th, 2010, interview:?Michael McCullough describes science that helps us comprehend how revenge came to have a purpose in human life...

Revenge Porn
Jezebel overview here. I discussed revenge porn in this article, explaining why copyright law as currently configured doesn’t have much to offer victims, but could be changed so that it did...

Guest Column on Extraterritoriality
This is the first in what I hope to be many guest columns. If you or anyone you know would like to post an article on WApatents.com, just send it to me for review. I reserve the right not to publish or to edit any articles you send me...

Hang in there, Dean
Dean Barnett, who was a previous guest-poster at HughHewitt.com and a frequent guest-host for Hugh's radio show, is still in an ICU battling cystic fibrosis. As I've said in a short guest-post there, he's in my prayers this weekend.

A Quick Return to Sweet, Sweet Revenge
After dispensing advice for 10 years about how to gain psychological relief by exacting revenge on deadbeat clients, I retracted it as of yesterday. After some additional research, I can again offer up the same advice with a better explanation.

Washington Post WPO Securities Fraud
Washington Post WPO

Washington Post 401(k) / ERISA Stock Fraud
Washington Post 401(k) / ERISA Stock Fraud

PTDS class action
Veterans Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Class Action