1. Near 17th avenue and 14th street, the Smoker's Corner is right next door to Health for Life Ltd.
2. On a concrete wall on Centre Street, just north of the bridge, is an awesome graffiti of a dog wearing sunglasses and the words "WEED POODLE!"
(I have to start bringing my camera to work with me.)
3. Googling the law the other day:
"you can't spell manslaguhter without laughter"
4. From a contract review:
"The Franchisee acknowledges that the Confidential Information is highly confidential."
5. In Black's Law Dictionary, Fifth Edition, 1979:
"Fighting words
Fighting words, which may constitutionally be prohibited, are words directed to the person of the hearer which would have a tendency to cause acts of violence by the person to whom, individually, the remark is addressed."
15 hours ago
2 comments:
interesting law/literature cross:
in Bulen v. Navajo Refining Co., 301 Mont. 195 (2000), the court discusses and analogizes to Kafka's The Trial.
hey, thanks for pointing that out.
tracing Kafka references throughout case law would be really interesting.
but you wouldn't think judges would want to bring any Kafkaesque notions into their judgments -- could have an adverse affect on thier authority :)
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