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The Daily Memo - 6/21/06
Orlando’s City Council is considering a plan that would limit the ability of folks to feed the homeless, leaving the right to certain select groups. (Local 6)
A 14-year-old girl is suing MySpace, for $30 million(!), for the site’s alleged failure to protect her from a 19-year-old she met online. (The Inquirer)
The Connecticut terror-cat, Lewis, was spared the death penalty, instead getting sentenced to house arrest. (CNN)
A non-legally binding resolution has been adopted by West Hollywood’s city council which calls on local sheriff’s deputies to leave most adult marijuana users alone. (FindLaw)
California lawmakers are considering a “Bad Santa” law, which would require sex offenders to tell employers about their sex-offending status if the job puts them around children. (KFMB)
The Ninth Circuit has ruled that LAPD officers didn’t violate a dock worker’s civil rights when they arrested him in connection with their investigation of 55 stolen Oscar statuettes. (Yahoo News)
