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The Daily Memo - 9/22/08
Sure, it’s a few thousand years later, but good on Socrates for finally having his death sentence overturned. Although it was a mock appeal. And he’s still dead. (Supreme Dicta)
Is a high-price call girl to blame for AIG’s financial troubles? (Above the Law)
The dude who hacked Palin’s e-mail account may end up getting busted because the stupid idiot couldn’t keep his bragging mouth shut. (Concurring Opinions)
The Wall Street Journal’s got a nice overview of our shiny happy financial situation, which “has entered a new, far more serious phase.” (WSJ)
The Library of Congress has lost a sexual discrimination trial filed by a former transsexual employer (er, former employee, not former tranny). (Law.com)
For those of you not following this story out of LA, it’s pretty amazing: “A man pleaded guilty to recruiting and paying homeless people to pose as phony hospital patients in a scheme that billed government programs millions of dollars in unnecessary health services.” (LawInfo)
Comments
Hello. Just wanted to see if you had room to comment on this in the next week: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26835746/
Ben -- I actually saw that story earlier today, and honestly: It kind of went over my head. It made no damn sense to me. My law degree didn't prepare me for that sort of mockery of the legal system. -- DR
Posted by Ben Donohoe | September 22, 2008 2:14 PM