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Danny CevallosLaw news...briefly. The latest legal stories, with mostly analysis, and a scintilla of opinion.
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Stuttering John Tried to Sue Podcasters for Talking About Him. We beat him on Every Count.
Full disclosure: I represent the defendants in this case.
On Friday, Justice Vincent M. Dinolfo of the New York Supreme Court in Monroe County threw out John (“Stuttering John” “Rake-Stepper” “The Duke”) Melendez’s lawsuit against podcaste...
Tennessee Swung and Missed. Christa Pike Is Still on Death Row.
All weekend I heard people talking about the Christa Pike failed execution. Surprisingly, most discussions were some version of the same thing: People felt that Tennessee had its one shot at executing Christa Pike, it missed, so now it has...
Seven Missing Women, a House of Horrors, and a Country That Isn’t Looking
Seven women. That’s how many Philadelphia police now connect to a house on West Chew Avenue in Olney. Police believe five are dead, based on photos and video found inside. Two more are still missing.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer
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The NCAA Asked What the Injunction Meant. The Answer Was Broader Than the Headlines.
NCAA football camps opened this week under a rulebook that changed twice in four days.
On July 31, U.S. District Judge Charlotte Sweeney granted a preliminary injunction blocking the NCAA from enforcing its new Five-Year Eligibility Rule a...
Tony Romo Said No to the Breathalyzer.
Wisconsin is the only state where a first drunk driving offense almost never puts you in jail. It is also a state where refusing the test costs more than taking it and failing. Romo made three decisions on that highway. One was right.
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