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The Daily Memo - 10/17/06
Blawg Review #79 is up over at the Tech Law Advisor. (Tech Law Advisor)
A restaurant is being sued, and may end up going out of business, because three covers were played by a band without the requisite copyright royalties being paid. (The Oregonian)
Looks like Vince Vaughn is gonna’ sue some gossip rags because the photo of him they ran, making out with another woman, allegedly misleads people into thinking he was in a passionate embrace. (The Superficial)
An Atlanta woman has filed a federal lawsuit after being ticketed for an anti-Bush bumper sticker she had on her car (the ticket was ruled unconstitutional back in in 1990). (CNN)
But this doesn’t answer the question as to whether the courts actually have jurisdiction over Satan. (Sui Generis)
Nine members of the same family were all admited to practice before the Supreme Court, amid laughter at Chief Justice Roberts’ sole question - “nobody wanted to be a doctor?” (WSJ Law Blog)
Prisoners can’t have any fun, as an Indiana prison has now ruled that all visiting women must wear bras and must not wear revealing tops. (ABC News)
