Bill Would Establish Official State Aroma
New Mexico would be the first, but I hope not the last, state to adopt an official smell.
New Mexico would be the first, but I hope not the last, state to adopt an official smell.
It would be one of about a dozen official saurians in the United States.
Among other things.
Other states may have their crustaceans, but only D.C. would have an amphipod. Which is also a crustacean, but still. And D.C. isn’t a state, but also, still.
This excerpt from a judicial opinion was posted on Reddit as evidence that the practice of law is "interesting and glamorous": As already observed, one of the fence pickets concededly exceeds the permissible height by approximately 7/8ths of an inch….
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: we’re still pretending to be a democracy for now, some poorly chosen tattoos, I mention a toad-venom case I forgot to mention, and some nonsense about islands.
In this edition: the Manson family might be getting back together; Minnesota’s getting an official horse; Kris Kobach isn’t a trial lawyer; the last of Martin Shkreli for a while; and a federal lawsuit involving a gingerbread house.
No spoilers, but the top post of the year involved fire, pants, and a defense lawyer.
Arizona and California, respectively.