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The Daily Memo - 12/26/07
As a fan of Liverpool, this tickles me — four fans of Manchester United got jail sentences in Rome last week for some hooliganism before a Champions League game earlier this month. (FindLaw)
Cigna is going to get sued because, well, because health insurance companies are heartless beasts … but, specifically, because it helped a 17-year-old girl die by refusing to authorize a transplant. (FindLaw)
Last week, a federal judge in New York upheld the state’s “Passenger Bill of Rights.” (Law.com)
Supreme Court Justice Clinton? Highly doubtful. (SCOTUSblog)
Whoops — the head of the Cali parole board will be stepping down after getting a wee little DUI last month. (SF Gate)
A Denver inmate escaped because the stupid guy driving the prison work crew van left the keys in the ignition while he went into a tire shop to have a tire fixed. (Denver Post)
