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The Daily Memo - 8/30/06
Ken Starr is looking to take the “Bong Hits 4 Jesus” case to the Supremes. (CNN)
Florida’s voter registration law has been spanked with the unconstitutional paddled by a federal judge. (FindLaw)
If you live in Ohio and you’re a patent attorney, that’s like a one-two punch of pain, but at least there’s a job opening for you in Cincinnati. (Patent Baristas)
A lunch eater at Chicago’s Block 44 restaurant ratted out the restaurant’s chef and filed the first complaint of someone violating the city’s recent ban of foie gras. (Chicago Sun-Times)
An unsurprising lawsuit has been filed relating to a woman’s death when a portion of a Big Dig tunnel collapsed on her car. (LawInfo)
A company that helps folks get ready to take the bar exam has been ordered to pay almost $12 million to the National Conference of Bar Examiners for illegally copying questions from the multiple-choice multistate bar examination used as part of every state’s bar exam. (The Legal Reader)
A high school kid has filed a financial claim against the city because he allegedly suffered serious injuries while playing “capture the cone” in gym class. (Hartford Courant)
Foxy Brown has changed her mind and, despite pleading guilty to assaulting two nail stylists, now claims she’s totally innocent and plans to withdraw her plea. (CNN)
