In this edition: somebody stole a radio tower, another lawyer thought generative AI would tell the truth, and an unusual legislative proposal in Kentucky is deemed “inadvertent.”

In this edition: police catch the elusive Tire-Slasher of Vastogiardi; the Florida Joker thinks GTA6 stole his identity; and a lawyer argues cocaine may have “a positive effect on one’s cognitive abilities.”

In this edition: Rossi finally extradited, judge texts during murder trial, firm in trouble for “rummaging” through opponent’s Dropbox account, and more.

In this edition: a less-successful escape attempt involving Jet Skis; why you should hope your judge’s team wins the big game; doom-and-squalor tour canceled; etc. A dead ferret is also mentioned.

In this edition: ChatGPT, an ethics test, a less-than-perfect crime, and the impending extradition of Nicholas Rossi.

In this edition: still not mistaken identity, how not to hire hitmen, and more.

In this edition: why lawyers maybe shouldn’t testify in their own defense, people who don’t understand what GPS does, other things.

In this edition: a bad night to steal, another rock’n’roll lawsuit, a judicial mooning, and a reminder that it is illegal to taunt a police dog.

In this edition: cyberflashing, cyberghosting, a lesson in irony, and a really terrific candidate for judge in Kentucky.

In this edition: insulting phrases, unlawful crabbing, a couple of stupid claims, and, surprisingly, Roman law.