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The Daily Memo - 6/6/06
A New Jersey cop being charged with running away, naked, from an off-duty accident testified that he was naked because he didn’t want his wet shorts to get the car seat wet. (The Star Ledger)
Yesterday’s Zedner Supreme Court opinion suggests that Alito won’t always be arm-in-arm with Scalia, as many presumed. (Law.com)
An Alabama appellate court is allowing a lawsuit brought by a woman for damages suffered by her child while it was in the womb, those damages the result of a botched abortion. (Montgomery Advertiser)
The Supremes have agreed to hear a pair of cases next term that will likely have a major impact on affirmative action. (CNN)
The unanimity the new Supreme Court has shown of late may be less prevalent as the term comes to an end. (CNN)
A student was arrested for trying to attend her high school graduation after arriving late. (Chicago Sun-Times)
