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Woman Stabs Four in Target Store
A California woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted
murder after she went berserk inside a West Hollywood Target store
and stabbed four people. Witnesses said Layla Trawick was screaming
at the top of her lungs while running through the store stabbing
random victims with a knife in each hand. Read Full PostWoman Stabs
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Suit Challenging Bills From Constantine Cannon Goes Forward
The claim of a former client of Constantine Cannon that the law
firm excessively billed for legal fees is moving forward. The
decision by Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Carol Edmead came in
what began as a lawsuit by the firm to recover $359,000 in unpaid
legal bills from the family of Howard L. Parnes, a real estate
executive. The Parnes family struck back, claiming the firm did not
execute an engagement letter and overbilled the family, and seeking
disgorgement of $628,000 in already paid fees.
Copy-wrong! Unpacking the $1.92M Downloading Verdict
Allow us, LBers, if you will, to circle back to a case to which we
gave rather short shrift last week: the one involving the 32
year-old Minnesota woman, Jammie Thomas-Rasset, who was ordered by
a jury last Thursday to cough up $1.92 million as a penalty for
downloading 24 songs. We went back and checked in with Fred von
Lohmann, a senior staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier
Foundation out in San Francisco, to bring us up to speed.
Wisconsin attorney general weighs in on e-mail decision
from wisconsinrapidstribune.comA recent court decision shouldn't
deter residents from requesting public documents -- or public
officials from providing them -- the state attorney general
said.The Wisconsin Supreme Court recently ruled 5-2 that the
personal e-mail messages sent by five Wisconsin Rapids school
teachers while they were at work did not need to be released to a
resident who requested
The Humble Indie Bundle: Pay-What-You-Want for Games and Help EFF!
Wolfire Games is running an innovative pay-what-you-want promotion
for five great indie video games with some proceeds benefiting EFF!
Normally the five games would be valued at $80, but from now until
Tuesday, 5/11, you can pay what you want for the entire game bundle
including: World of Goo Aquaria Gish Lugaru HD Penumbra Overture
The games are DRM-free and work with Mac, Windows, and Linux. The
coolest part is that you can choose how to divvy up your payment
between the game developers, Child's Play charity for kids, and the
Electronic Frontier Foundation! Have fun, feel good, and don't
forget drop some change in the EFF bucket. But wait! There's more!
EFF will offer a complimentary Pioneer Membership with our
top-shelf swag to the first 30 people to donate $100 or more
(divided i...
