Morning Docket: 02.14.08
* House Democrats oppose Senate spy bill’s telecom immunity. [Washington Post]
* Justice Scalia approves of “so-called torture” under some circumstances. [MSNBC]
* Just a few months later, Senate committee gets around to admonishing Sen. Craig. [CNN]
* Clemens and McNamee go head to head before Congress. [ESPN]
* City’s scantily clad cowboy sues candy-coated counterpart. [WSJ Law Blog]
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Posted in: Antonin Scalia, Baseball, Eavesdropping / Wiretapping, Larry Craig, Morning Docket, Politics, Sports, Torture
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Torture is OK? So now whose the "activist" judge?
Scalia is the same clown that wrote these irreconcileable opinions . . .
The State can regulate what you do in your bedroom, behind closed doors. See, Lawrence v. Texas, . . . (J. Scalia, dissenting).
The State cannot use infrared technology without a warrant because the State might learn such intimate details as - GULP - when the "lady of the house" takes her bath. Kyllo v. U.S. (Scalia)
Why the hell does the WSJ law blog have so many comments from people who know nothing about the law?
One dipshit even asked if the naked cowboy's guitar was copyrighted, but said it probably wasn't cause it was too expensive.
I approve of torture only when I'm paying for it.
"Why the hell does the WSJ law blog have so many comments from people who know nothing about the law?"
I wonder the same thing about ATL . . .
Re: Naked cowboy lawsuit
No chance of brand confusion here. Just an (obviously successful) publicity stunt by a NYC curiosity.
i just hope he get the same as bonds, HOF or not, but they will likely give him his namesake clemen-cy