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The Daily Memo - 5/19/07
Some links about yesterday’s Supreme Court decisions, which are … conspicuously … absent from the typical QuizLaw coverage. (SCOTUSblog)
And where, oh where, have the SCOTUS school cases gone? (Concurring Opinions)
Ninento Nintendo has been sued over the capacitors in its Wii, which isn’t nearly as naughty as third-graders might think it sounds. (Engadget)
A ruling is expected next week in the now-concluded yet always-ludicrous $54 million pants lawsuit. (CNN)
A California woman has filed a lawsuit over contact lens solution that was recalled, and she wants it to be a class-action suit representing not those who were injured by using the solution, but simply those who had to play along with the recall. (KLBJ)
You know, taking religious freedoms from prisoners doesn’t seem like the best plan I’ve ever heard of. (The Chicago Sun-Times)
Bugger! It’s about to become illegal to chop up corpses in Iowa. (Des Moines Register)
Comments
Don't you mean Nintendo?
Posted by Vermillion | June 19, 2007 7:47 PM
What, Vermillion, you've never played the Ninento gaming system? It rocks!
Posted by Seth | June 19, 2007 9:11 PM