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The Daily Memo - 9/20/06
Eminem hasn’t been able to come up with a divorce settlement, so it’s off to mediation for him and his former-wife/currently-estranged-wife. (LawInfo)
The Ninth Circuit has affirmed a lower ruling that the sadly-expired show “Six Feet Under” is free and clear of copyright infringement. (Info/Law)
A Florida (!!) judge has been spanked by the state Supreme Court because of 14 admitted ethical violations, including ordering folks to go to church, and 22 other allegations, including allegedly telling a woman in his courtroom “to close her legs and stop having babies.” (Daytona Beach News Journal Online)
A Georgia law requiring voters to show photo ID before being allowed to vote has been ruled unconstitutional. (FindLaw)
Last year, there were more arrests for weed violations than for all violent crimes (including murder, rape and assault). (Wired Blogs)
Alberto Gonzales wants ISPs to keep all customer records for at least two years, and if they won’t do it on their own, he wants Congress to require it. (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
