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The Daily Memo - 1/3/07
The Alabama attorney general has settled with 18 strip clubs, and to comply with the state’s anti-nudity law the strippers are now making friends with flesh-colored latex. (Law.com)
We’ll always plug a legal story that references Mark Twain. (The Trademark Blog)
One-third of the contestants on the upcoming edition of “The Apprentice” are lawyers. (WSJ Law Blog)
The Massachusetts legislature voted to keep the proposed amendment banning gay marriage alive. (Bostonist and CNN)
Twenty-three years later, a Pennsylvania judge is hoping that witnesses have good memories. (Yahoo! News)
Court TV’s contract battle with EchoStar has resulted in the legal channel getting yanked from the Dish Network. (The Hollywood Reporter, Esq.)
