Miscellaneous

The Daily Memo - 2/25/08

If Barack gets the nomination, is his vice-presidential candidate likely to die on election night? (North Star Writers Group)

Apple and Starbucks are finding themselves on the backend of a patent dispute. (Gizmodo)

The IRS is suing Nic Cage because he allegedly tried to write off over a million bucks in personal expenses between 2002 and 2004, and the IRS thinks he owes them some coin. (Zap2It)

A fantastic recitation of facts from an unpublished 1995 Illinois decision gives me major flashback to my nerdy D&D days. (Above the Law)

For our law student readers, a head's up -- next year, you 2Ls are going to have to be quicker in accepting summer associate offers. (Law.com)

Represenative Rick Renzi (R-AR) just had a 26-page federal indictment opened on his ass, an indictment for extortion, wire fraud and money laundering, among other bad things, revolving around a sale of land in Arizona. (The Raw Story)

The "most Dictalicious circuit in the country" turns its opinions to meth cases involving a guy living and cooking in a rented storage unit. (Supreme Dicta)

Full post as published by Quiz Law on February 25, 2008 (boomark / email).