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The Daily Memo - 6/5/06
The California Supreme Court, tracking several other states, has ruled that the cops can enter a home without a warrant if they suspect the homeowner to have been driving under the influence. (CBS 13)
Fox and the “American Idol” producers are being sued by the creators of a fantasy game who allege their Idol Go Home game was stolen by the “AI” folks. (reality blurred)
A bobblehead of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy is on the way, although you can only get one if you subscribe to George Mason University School of Law’s “Green Bag.” (Law.com)
A federal judge in Florida has ruled that it’s unconstitutional for a school to require students to stand and recite the Pledge, and that students don’t need permission from their parents before being exempted. (WKMG)
The lawsuit filed by the owners of the Stop Corporate Extortion website, filed against DirecTV based on allegations that DirecTV employees and lawyers violated the Stored Communications Act by accessing the website despite a statement in the user agreement that users were not associated with DirecTV, has been thrown out by the Eleventh Circuit. (Slashdot)
Some folks at Delaware radio station WGMD have noticed a striking similarity between the Red Hot Chili Pepper’s latest single, “Dani California,” and Tom Petty’s “Mary Jane’s Last Dance.” (Rolling Stone)
What’s the deal with “binding mediation?” (May It Please the Court)
