Miscellaneous

The Daily Memo - 6/9/08

The family of the autistic kindergartener who was voted out of class has officially put the school district on notice of its intent to file a lawsuit, giving the district six months to try to fix things. (TC Palm)

T-Mobile is suing Starbucks over its transition to AT&T for in-store wireless service. (Engadget)

The removal of that asshat NY judge who sent 46 people to jail because of a ringing cellphone has been upheld by NY's high court. (Law.com)

Are teenagers "perfect and pure, or dangerous, unguided missiles?" (Slate)

The White House is actually unhappy about Scott McClellan's book because, among other things, McClellan spent a whole chapter detailing his "lurid fantasies about Laura Bush." (The Onion)

A new liberal think tank has opened up in D.C. to take up Constitutional fights. (Law.com)

So it's a bad idea to call my teenage pot dealer and leave a message on his voicemail, threatening to come to his school with a gun and a bat? (WCBSTV)

Note to self -- if I ever start carrying a purse, and I ever start keeping bricks of heroin in that purse, I should probably keep it closed when my car gets pulled over. (WPXI)

Full post as published by Quiz Law on June 09, 2008 (boomark / email).