Assorted Stupidity #146
In this edition: how not to make a great impression on the jury, more sovereign-citizen nonsense, a ruling involving the outer continental shelf, and some human-hamster-wheel advice.
In this edition: how not to make a great impression on the jury, more sovereign-citizen nonsense, a ruling involving the outer continental shelf, and some human-hamster-wheel advice.
In this edition: everyone makes mistakes; the Ninth Circuit hates Star Wars; Kim Kardashian fails the bar; and a man is blamed for saving his duck.
In this edition: a legal-ethics update, a fairly crazy West Virginia case, and a reminder that only in Monopoly will there be a bank error in your favor.
In this edition: creative car financing, a cat burglar, goat liberation, a couple of coronavirus things, and the continuing risks of karaoke.
In this edition: no good deed goes unlitigated, checking the wrong box costs someone $1 billion, Capitol rioters can’t keep their mouths shut, and another human loses a cockfight.
In this edition: a sovereign citizen, other bad semi-lawyers, campaign-fund stealers, and people who forget to turn off their webcams.
The stupid shows no signs of diminishing.
In this edition: Scotch eggs, voter fraud, a Maltese eagle, and two trips from Land’s End to John o’ Groats (one going way too fast, the other one naked).
In this edition: nothing at all related to the election. Okay, one thing that is sort of related to it, but all others, not.
Only a small selection of the incredibly huge number of stupid things to happen recently.