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The Daily Memo - 4/1/08

Happy April Fool's Day. We ain't got nothing prankical for you here at QuizLaw because -- well, because the real news mostly feels like a big prank these days anyways....

Poison drummer Rikki Rockett apparently takes the phrase "don't need nuthin but a good time" far too seriously. (E! News)

"The case against Delaware." Uhm ... you ever been to Delaware? Trust me, the case against it is open and shut. (Concurring Opinions)

Those parents who let their 15-month-old daughter die because God hates medicine have been charged with manslaughter and criminal mistreatment. (FindLaw)

More real men of law school ... "today we salute you, guy who takes intramural sports too seriously." (Legal Antics)

Tone Loc is planning free shows for two bars that were scammed by a man posing as Tone's manager. ...So wait, why is he punishing them more? (FindLaw)

"What's up with the Bar/Bri litigation?" (Above the Law)

The Scalia would like the media to read the laws the Supremes rule on before taking the Supremes to task. Now why the hell should we have to read stuff? (WSJ Law Blog)

Adobe is taking a mulligan and is going to rewrite the questionable terms of use for its online version of Photoshop. (Slashdot)

So yeah, it turns out the courts don't really like it when jurors get high in the courthouse. (High Times)

Full post as published by Quiz Law on April 01, 2008 (boomark / email).