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The Daily Memo - 8/10/06
The American Bar Association has condemned Bush’s use of signing statements allegedly exempting himself from the bills he signs into law. (FindLaw)
The meatloaf is settled. (The Post Chronicle)
An Arizona Court has granted an attorney’s motion to compel his opposing counsel to meet him for lunch. (The Legal Reader)
Here’s the scoop behind the name of one of Fall Out Boy’s tracks on “From Under the Cork Tree,” called “Our Lawyer Made Us Change the Name of This Song So We Wouldn’t Get Sued.” (WSJ Law Blog)
A town outside of Boston may pass a local ordinance banning loud landscaping, including the use of lawnmowers and trimmers, before 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings. (CBS4)
A Seattle judge has been disciplined with an admonishment for ordering folks in her courtroom to issue a cheer for the Seahawks last year before their Super Bowl appearance. (Chron.com)
