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The Daily Memo - 2/26/07
A former chapter president for the ACLU has been busted for (allegedly) subscribing to kiddie porn sites. (ABC News)
A Philly food critic’s been sued for libel over a three-sentence review. (Philly.com)
The editor and vice-president of The Enquirer has offered a public apology for publishing the names of the twelve jurors who convicted a man of murdering his foster child, because “[i]t was a mistake that could cause harm to those citizens.” (The Enquirer)
A Florida middle-school principal has been arrested and charged with buying crack from an undercover cop in the principal’s office. TBO.com)
A judge has ruled that former baller Latrell Sprewell can’t see his kids in person because of allegations that he beat on his girlfriend in front of the kids. (SI)
A New York state appellate court ruled that NYC’s old prohibition-era law banning “social dancing” everywhere but in specially zoned venues is legal because “[r]ecriational dancing is not a form of expression protected by the federal or state constitution.” (FindLaw)
