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U Tennessee Track & Field Head Coach Seeks Preliminary Injunction Against "Untruthful, Derogatory and Offensive Statements" Plus More Commentary

A Magistrate Judge recommended today that the injunction be denied on First Amendment prior restraint grounds.

Divorcing Real Housewife's Posting About Impotence Can Be Seen as Implying Her Husband Is Impotent

So concludes Guobadia v. Williams, decided Mar. 31 by Judge Mark Cohen (N.D. Ga.): Plaintiff is an entrepreneur and philanthropist… The post Divorcing Real Housewife's Posting About Impotence Can Be Seen as Implying Her Husband Is Impotent appeared first on Reason.com.

Three Kisses; How Many Crimes?

Defendant (age 40) was accused of having sex with a 13-year-old girl, but was acquitted of that; he was, however, convicted of three counts of "indecent liberties with children" for kissing the girl three times, under a statute that provides in relevant part, A person is guilty of taking indecent…

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Gun and drug charges filed against Myon Burrell, sent to prison for life as teen but freed in 2020

Prosecutors have filed gun and drug charges against Myon Burrell, who was sent to prison for life as a teen but set free in 2020 after 18 years behind bars after his sentence was commuted in a high-profile murder case

The Independent UK

No Pseudonymity for #TheyLied Plaintiff Suing for Libel and Invasion of Privacy Over Rape Accusations

From Judge Nina Wang yesterday in Doe v. Roe (D. Colo.); note that I filed an objection to plaintiff's motion for pseudonymity: According to the allegations in the Complaint …, Plaintiff and Defendant dated for nearly a year while enrolled at Tulane University …. After their relationship ended in October…

Michael Avenatti gets 14 years in prison for stealing millions of dollars from clients

LOS ANGELES — Michael Avenatti, the once-swaggering celebrity lawyer who was undone by his proclivity for embezzlement and fraud, was sentenced Monday to 14 years in prison for dodging taxes and stealing millions of dollars from clients.

Los Angeles Times

Ketanji Brown Jackson outlines approach to sentencing defendants

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson answered questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee on the second day of her Supreme Court nomination hearing.

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Mom sentenced to 25 years for killing boyfriend who allegedly beat her

Mom sentenced to 25 years for killing boyfriend who allegedly beat her

‘Defendant said she “wanted him to stop talking,” so she shot him in the head,’ police say

The Independent UK

Lawsuit Based on Online Enemy's Attempt to Induce Breaches of Contract Can Proceed

From a decision last month by Judge Eli Richardson (M.D. Tenn.) in Santoni v. Mueller: [The Plaintiff's complaint alleges:] Plaintiff identifies as a businessman who "as a hobby … used various social media platforms" to discuss topics like politics, religion, and world history. While active on social media, Plaintiff utilized…

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