The Hall of Fire

This is damn impressive. I thought it was going to be completely random abstract art (which does little for me). But watch until the end.

Most of the people in the U.S. who are protesting for Hamas don't actually realize that they are protesting for Hamas. (Or so I believe.)

Fortunately, filing a lawsuit (or claiming to do so) does not make it happen.

Bernard Hill: Titanic and Lord of the Rings actor dies

RIP

Shocking!

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The rationale for statutes of limitations is pretty clear. It is a corollary to the truism "absolute power corrupts absolutely."

Meanwhile, this is an apt observation about the Cueller charges.

It's not really a vegan restaurant, either. It has a few vegan or vegetarian items but it is mostly meat items on the menu. https://www.google.com/search?gs_ssp=eJzj4tVP1zc0LM4yLU_Oy0o3YLRSNaiwsDAwSUsxTjQzNzBITk1KsgIKpRkbmlqkWhonWZiYJpkZeXGmFyVWKmSllpQAAGcTEvk&q=gray+jett&oq=gray+jett&gs...

The judge will give jury instructions on the law to the jury before they begin deliberating. The lawyers will each provide proposed jury instructions and the judge will choose which versions to give.

SMH

ETA:

Finally, most observers (including V) suspected that, despite Donald Trump repeatedly saying that he planned to testify, he wouldn't actually do so. Here's his bogus reason : https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1786132874380333155 Notice how Trump's lawyer, Todd Blanche, seems in that video to confirm ...

There are two factors that Kanefield (and others) are not sufficiently taking into account when they criticize the prosecution. First, as noted, the elements of the falsifying business records felony include "with intent to defraud that includes an intent to commit another crime or to aid or co...

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I saw that piece by Kanefield. She (and a lot of other pundits) are missing a subtlety in New York law. I'll explain what I mean by that when I have more time.

Exactly, River.

Very cool!

Thanks for the response. I agree that the district is a bit funky, but it is not really extreme, and as the dissent points out there are lawful reasons for it. I hope and assume that Stern is right about the Purcell rule.