Legally-Themed Racehorse Names? Your Nominations, Please
Recently we’ve been thinking about law-related names for racehorses. The subject came up when we were reading about how Big Brown, the 2008 Kentucky Derby winner, might win the Triple Crown and join the company of Affirmed (pictured) — the last winner of the Triple Crown, in 1978.
Hearing about a racing horse named “Affirmed” led us to start thinking about other legally-themed horse names. A few ideas:
— “Reversed” (or “Reversed and Remanded”)
We liked how it played off of “Affirmed.” But it’s “probably not the kind of message you want to send to the oddsmakers,” said a friend.
— “Cert Denied”
Kinda badass, no? We’ll put it down as a possibility.
— “GVR”
Suggested by another friend, to continue on the Supreme Court disposition theme. “GVR” stands for “Grant, Vacate, and Remand” — which can, depending on the circumstances, be something of a benchslap. But maybe it’s too technical, appreciated only by SCOTUS junkies?
— “Desuetude”
Nominated by a third friend (in the midst of studying for law-school finals). It’s erudite, but a bit short on sex appeal.
Have an idea for a law-related racehorse name, à la Affirmed? If so, feel free to leave it in the comments. If we get enough nominations, maybe we’ll hold a contest. Also, feel free to weigh in on the names previously mentioned, if you strong feelings about any of them.
Update: Please make sure that your nomination complies with these naming rules (posted by a helpful commenter).
Further Update: Okay, we’ve reached the 400-comment mark on this post, so we’re closing the thread. Poll to follow shortly.
More about racehorses and the law, after the jump.
Here’s a different legal angle on horse racing and the law. Chris Barnstable-Brown — one of the Kentucky Derby’s most powerful people, as an organizer of one of its top parties — is a law student. And he’s apparently a rather good law student, since he’s going to be working at Cravath and clerking for the Sixth Circuit. See here.
Barnstable-Brown will be especially valuable as a clerk if the Sixth Circuit ever gets another case about permissible names for racehorses. As you may recall, in 2007 the court ruled in favor of the Jockey Club, which successfully prevented a horse owner from naming his filly “Sally Hemings.”
Update: Here’s a third legal angle on the Kentucky Derby and horse racing, from the WSJ Law Blog:
Did Eight Belles, the Kentucky Derby contender (pictured) that was euthanized on the track minutes after breaking both front ankles, suffer a more humane fate than Kentucky’s death-row inmates? That was the question raised on Friday, when Justice Stevens, speaking to lawyers and judges in Chattanooga, said he was surprised that Kentucky law prohibits killing animals with one of the drugs in a three-drug cocktail whose constitutionality was affirmed last month by the High Court in Baze v. Rees.
P.S. This is admittedly a bit random; we should have written about it last Monday, right after the Kentucky Derby. So we thank you for your indulgence.
Update: Okay, we’ve reached the 400-comment mark on this post, so we’re closing the thread. Poll to follow shortly.
Affirmed [Wikipedia]
Chris Barnstable-Brown, 25 [Velocity Weekly]
Eight Belle’s Euthanasia: More Humane Than Capital Punishment? [WSJ Law Blog]
Earlier: Lawsuit of the Day: Sixth Circuit Horses Around With Literary References
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Comments
preemption
oh and first!!!!
This is stupid. Go call someone at SRZ.
First to File.
Double Biller
"Race Ipsa Loquitur" works.
This has to be the most boring post you've ever done, Lat.
also "Race Judicata"
Thoroughbred names have 18 letters/spaces/characters max -- do your homework
"And sine qua non takes the lead!"
Yeah. This is kind of boring.
Frat Stud
Black Berry (like Black Beauty). I imagine there's some sort of IP issue, but I'm proud of it.
6:47 -- Sure thing. There was a famous hoss named Tabasco Cat Caused IP lit and as a result the word Tabasco can't be used again
@6:43 pm:
Here are the naming rules--I don't see the 18 "letters/spaces/characters max" rule you allude to.
"6. NAMING
A. A name may be claimed on the Registration Application, on a Name Claiming Form or through Interactive RegistrationTM at registry.jockeyclub.com. Name selections should be listed in order of preference. Names will be assigned based upon availability and compliance with the naming rules as stated herein. Names may not be claimed or reserved by telephone. When a foreign language name is submitted, an English translation must be furnished to The Jockey Club. An explanation must accompany "coined" or "made-up" names that have no apparent meaning. Horses that were born in the United States, Puerto Rico or Canada and currently reside in another country must be named by The Jockey Club through the Stud Book Authority of their country of residence.
B. If a valid attempt to name a foal is submitted to The Jockey Club by February 1 of the foal's two-year-old year and such a name is determined not eligible for use, no fee is required for a subsequent claim of name for that foal. If a valid attempt to name a foal is not submitted to The Jockey Club by February 1 of the foal's two-year-old year, a fee is required to claim a name for such a foal (see Fee Schedule).
C. A reserved name must be used within one year from the day it was reserved. Reserved names cannot be used until notification requesting the assignment of the name to a specific horse is received by the Registry Office. If the reserved name is not used within one year from its reservation, it will become available for any horse. A fee is required to reserve a name (see Fee Schedule).
D. A foal's name may be changed at any time prior to starting in its first race. Ordinarily, no name change will be permitted after a horse has started in its first race or has been used for breeding purposes. However, in the event a name must be changed after a horse has started in its first race, both the old and new names should be used until the horse has raced three times following the name change. The prescribed fee (see Fee Schedule) and the Certificate of Foal Registration must accompany any request to the Registry Office for a change of name.
E. Names of horses over ten years old may be eligible if they are not excluded under Rule 6(F) and have not been used during the preceding five years either in breeding or racing.
Names of geldings and horses that were never used for breeding or racing may be available five years from the date of their death as reported.
F. The following classes of names are not eligible for use:
1. Names consisting of more than 18 letters (spaces and punctuation marks count as letters);
2. Initials such as C.O.D., F.O.B., etc.;
3. Names ending in "filly," "colt," "stud," "mare," "stallion," or any similar horse-related term;
4. Names consisting entirely of numbers. Numbers above thirty may be used if they are spelled out;
5. Names ending with a numerical designation such as "2nd" or "3rd," whether or not such a designation is spelled out;
6. Names of persons unless written permission to use their name is on file with The Jockey Club;
7. Names of "famous" people no longer living unless approval is granted by the Board of Stewards of The Jockey Club;
8. Names of "notorious" people;
9. Names of racetracks or graded stakes races;
10. Recorded names such as assumed names or stable names;
11. Names clearly having commercial significance, such as trade names;
12. Copyrighted material, titles of books, plays, motion pictures, popular songs, etc., unless the applicant furnishes The Jockey Club with proof that the copyright has been abandoned or that such material has not been used within the last five years;
13. Names that are suggestive or have a vulgar or obscene meaning; names considered in poor taste; or names that may be offensive to religious, political or ethnic groups;
14. Names that are currently active either in racing or breeding, and names similar in spelling or pronunciation to such names, see 6(E);
15. Permanent names and names similar in spelling or pronunciation to permanent names. The list of criteria to establish a permanent name is as follows:
a. Horses in racing's Hall of Fame;
b. Horses that have been voted Horse of the Year;
c. Horses that have won an Eclipse Award;
d. Horses that have won a Sovereign Award (Canadian Champions);
e. Annual leading sire and broodmare sire by progeny earnings;
f. Cumulative money winners of $2 million or more;
g. Horses that have won the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, Belmont Stakes, The Jockey Club Gold Cup, the Breeders' Cup Classic or the Breeders' Cup Turf; and
h. Horses included in the International List of Protected Names.
G. In addition to the provisions of this Rule 6, the Registrar of The Jockey Club reserves the right of approval on all name requests. "
Speedy Trial?
"GVR" would be disallowed. Can't be entirely of initials
a hortiori
"sitting in equine-ity"
6:51 Read what you post please -- it's there
equinitable estoppel
Racehorse Haynes
Scalia's Dissent
"This subject came up when we were reading about how Big Brown, the Derby winner, might win the Triple Crown"
We hear this every year after the Derby. 100% of Derby winners may win the Triple Crown unless they are skipping the Preakness. It is almost like saying this case may be appealed.
6:51,
Uh-- 6.F.1?
--Reading is Fundamental
There are no oddsmakers (other than morning line writers that do it for informational purposes). Ever been to a hoss race?
7:06 - But Big Brown came in from post 20 and still smoked the competition.
Hung Like a Horse
Hung Like a Jury
or...to avoid a Rule F.6 problem...
Scalito's Dissent
Appeal denied
or
Elevated
Lethal Injection
Primogeniture
Doc Review
Force majeure
Collateral Estoppel
Aquagirl
Hostile Witness
Glue in the Factum
Pig Vomit
Schulte Roth and Stable
Infringement
Rush to Judgment
Due Process
Horse Meat
All Nighter
Above the Law
Swift Justice
Slip-and-Fall
Rocket Docket
Extortion
Penumbral Emanations
Denny Crane.
Fast, and utterly single minded.
Winning Brief
There was a stud from Pennsylvania named "Judge Smells". Two of my favorite names from his offspring were "Skinky Dinky" and "Lily Von Skynke"
I guess the prudes at the Jockey Club (a board that approves names) didn't understand the references
Void for Vagueness
You could name it, This Post is F*ing Stupid.
Bench Slap
Race Ipsa Loquitur
(Even though "race" means something different here, I have to give a shout out to Jody Armour on that one)
Blind Justice
Billable Hours
Sua Sponte
Eggshell Plaintiff
Mandamus
Motion to Quash
Patent Pending
Running Objection
Chancery Court
El Juez ("The Judge")*
*translated per 6A
Crazy Pro Se Plaintiff
Paper Chase
Equine Protection
What about:
Equestrian Protection
Skidmore Deference
Runaway Verdict
What about:
HORSE RACING IS A VICIOUS AND CRUEL SPORT WHEREIN HORSES ARE BRED TO BE QUICK, BUT FEEBLE, AND TO LIVE SHORT, MISERABLE LIVES AS SLAVES TO GREEDY GAMBLING ADDICTS.
or
I AIN'T YOUR BITCH, BITCH. SO GET THE F*** OFF OF MY BACK YOU SHORT HALF-MAN.
What about that for a name.
Love,
PETA.
Offensive Non-Mutual Collateral Estoppel
Gimpy
Bascom's Folly - a sure crowdpleaser
Ipse Dixit
Per Curiam
Oyez Oyez Oyez
Swing Vote Kennedy (or Swing Vote O'Connor)
And of course, the most powerful horse of all time -Erie Doctrine.
Indefeasible
Lat is a Gimp
Double Jeopardy
Mirandize This
Bail-Jumper
A client named his horse after GDC's Ted Boutrous: http://www.horsehats.com/boutrous-horse-racing.html
Mutual Release
Ordered Liberty
She's the Fastest
Learned Hoof
You can check at http://www.registry.jockeyclub.com/registry.cfm?page=namesrch&rand=813 to see if your name is already in use - "Res Ispa [sic] Loquitur" is taken - bad lawyer owner? or does "ispa" mean something?
From the above link - "Oyez Oyez," "Sua Sponte," "Billable Hours" and "Per Curiam" are already taken. Too many lawyers in the racing industry???
"Turf Tortfeasor" or "Duty To Win"
punitive damage
or
strict liability
http://sports-law.blogspot.com/2006/05/satisfied-client.html
There's Lawyer Ron, currently retired near Versailles, KY and making a living as a stud for a fee of $30,000.
David HasselHofstra
Jimmy Hofstra
Hofstramus Prime
Hofstradamus
Hofstrami on Rye
HofstraT100
HOFMAG (that's my license plate, but it would look as good on a horse as it does on my Kia)
All of the above are plays on my alma mater, Hofstra, the third best law school in the NYC area:
http://abovethelaw.com/community/2008/05/top-nyc-area-law-schools.php
Attractive Nuisance
De Minimis (roles off the tongue nice)
Motion to Quash
FeeSimpleAbsolute
Strict Scrutiny
Judge Learned 15 Hands
last clear chance
i love this post...all of you should stop being haters!
hot bench
first in time, first in right
Titlover69
oh wait, law-related horse names....
The problem is that all Horse names sound dirty if you say them right.
Borked
Twinkie Defense
UnCivil Action
Contempt of Court
Rule of Perpetutities (just would be fun to hear an announcer try to say it in the heat of a race)
it has to be said...TTT
Vacatur.
Plurality Opinion.
Class Action
Underneath their Foals
Jury's Out
Jury's Back
Equestered
Deadlocked
Guilty as Charged
Breach of Contract
Equestrian Estoppel
Overworked and Undersexed
Loyolya 2L
in flagrante
Chief Justice
ATL
res ipsa horse&car
Hit-N-Run
Habeas Horsus
Innocent Bystander
due diligence
Reasonable Man
Insanity Defense
Natural Law
the judge sez who (actual name; stud fee $5K)
Rein Maker
This is actually a pretty entertaining topic. Good ones (all R's, no less):
Rocket Docket
Rush to Judgment
Running Objection
Runaway Verdict
pari passu
Ambulance Chaser
Equity Partner
FebClub
...it's Motion Denied at the wiiiire!
Mrs. Palsgraf
(or whatever that lady's name was in the subway in torts)
Expressio Unius
GULC SUCS
12(b)(6)
Call the Bailiff
Demurrer
8:18 -- you really felt like you had to explain the basis for your Hofstra recommendations!
Bluebook
Frolic 'n Detour
Un-Estoppable
Litigious
Request for Parole (actual name)
Out on Bail
"Void for Vagueness" is not available as it is the Famous Name of a world class trivia team at the U.of Chi. L. S. in the early 90's. Is that you former team mates?
F.
Gag Order
Trotfeasor
Fillybuster
Secured Creditor
Offer of Hoof
LowerThirdofClass
Mane damus
Kash: Hey Lat, how can we get a lot of posts and up ad revenue?
Lat: Why don't we think of some rouse for asking our readers to list all of the legal terms they know?
Order of the Hoof
Expostpostionfacto
The real challenge is to name offspring of two of these legally-named horses (often, a foal's name will be formed by a play on words or a combination of its sire's and dam's names). Thus, a foal sired by LongHandOfTheLaw and dropped by Judge Dread could be named "Judge Hand."
No, 9:34 it was:
Kash: Hey Lat, how can we get a lot of posts and up ad revenue?
Lat: Why don't you show your tits?
Kash: Why don't you show your man-gina?
Lat: Ok, why don't we think of some rouse for asking our readers to list all of the legal terms they know?
Phantom Tortfeasor
Barren Cow
Hand Job
Laid Off
I can't believe no one has suggested nolo contendere yet. Has a nice ring to it, and "no contest' works contextually.
Horsesinmystableusedtodosteeplechaseallthetimeitwasnobigdeal
Striver
Cool Guy With Haircut
Ray Allen
"lots-a-liability"
Granfinanceria
Bloody Gavel
Vault Whore
Handful of Highlighters
administrative expense
Courtesy of timvstim:
Pedicabit vos equus meus
Call Me Ishmael
Work Product
Guardian Ad Litem
Offer of Proof
Own Recognizance
Merchantability
Louisville to 180
I vote for "Audita Querela" or "Eric Clay." For explanations, see http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/daly200503021028.asp.
Character & Futtiness
Medusa's Pusssy
Secret Porn Stash
No Consideration
Future Interest
Fraudulent Transfer
noncompete
Lethal Injection
Da Replevinator
Many of the monikers of the defendants in the Autoadmit litigation would do nicely.
Rainmaker
pari delicto
encroachment
Laptops in Class
Ultra Vires
Yellow Briefs
bar review
PennStateQuaker
Cross Cross Claim
Sleep To The Top
I also vote for "Audita Querela" or "Eric Clay." For explanations, see
http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/daly200503021028.asp
Weak.
Pierce Paul
Feeder Judge
Secular Purpose
Eric Clay.
Super weak.
Eggshell forelegs - bang!
Von Jhering's Fancy
Gibson Guarded by Allen
Bribe the Jury
Crime Against Nature
Holmes's Path
Stare Delictis
Get Out of Jail Free
Me Me Me Me Me
All Rise
Oyez
Above Pace
--Commentista
Incompetent Federal Judge
kashwouldlookgreatinabikini
NinoAndClarence
On the back corner, it's Inherit The Wind leading Lawmaker by a nose. Due Process is coming up on the outside and is making a run on the leaders, followed by Jury Box and Incontestibility. Free Speech is struggling to find an opening, and Judicial Restraint appears to be falling out of the race.
pari delicto
audita querela. ha.
Readthefootnotes
http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/stallion-directory/media/gallery/readthefootnotes.pdf
this horse ran the derby a few years back and was foled on April 15 -- i assume its a tax refernce
wow, some of these are HILARIOUS and some are just a random listing of legal words that make no sense in the contest of a horse name
my suggestion : black's law dictionary (not as the name, but just flip it open randomly, that'll do the same as this thread)
"Deliberate Speed"
"So Ordered"
11:36 here, as in, from Brown II - desegregation should occur with all deliberate speed
Punctilio?
Learned's Hand
In Pro Per
Irresistible Impulse
Caveat Emptor
sua sponta
Jurisdiction
We The People
Ex Post Facto
Mens Rea
Reasonable Doubt
Clear and Convincing
This thread is stupid, but Lat is a genius for putting it up because he knows that lawyers and law students love nothing more than to convince strangers on the internet how funny they are, especially considering that nobody thinks they're funny in real life.
suis ponte
Mens rea or hung jury.
T14
Juris Prudence?
It would generally come in dead last, though.
But-for Causation (Butt4Causation?)
Here's a name that describes what horse racin' is all about!
"Cruelandunusualpunishment"
R. Kelly
De Novo
Heir Apparent
Hot Pursuit
Donkey Show
Summary Judgment
Equitable Laches
Jury Nullification
Proximate Cause; Zone of Danger; In Dicta; Foreseeable Harm (actually, I kind of dig that for a band name)
Attractive Nuisance.
Lat, you could get 200+ comments agian if you just ask for names for a bar next to a law school catering to law students/faculty, or really naming anything with a legal theme. Same comments will follow (less horsey though, maybe).
UPennStateQuaker
Quid Pro Quo
In Pari Delicto
SCOTUS
WARDEN
Oliver Wendell Hoof
Justice Scalia (for a mentally lazy horse)
Chomping at the Ibit
Stud, Foal, and Mare, LLC
Star Chamber
Roger Lou
Stare Decisis
four-leg test
Monica Goodling (for a fat, stupid donkey)
Mr. Ed Angell Palmer & Dodge
Riparian Rights
Cypres (from Cy Pres doctrine)
En Banc
Supplemental Jurisdiction
Twelve Bee Won
Ridin' Circuit
Strict Scrutiny
Barberie (BarBri)
Horse of a Different Color of Law
Madison Marbury
Brown Board
Plessy
Amendment Eighteen
Learned Hoof
Estoppel
Detrimental Reliance
Restatement
Storied Justice (Justice Story)
Thoroughgood Marshall
Demurred
Tolled Equinity (equitable tolling)
Fahrenheit Four Fifty Five (recusal statute 28 USC 455)
Motion to Accelerate
Ambulance Chaser
War Admiralty
Erie Doctrine
or my favorite: Unforeseeable!
Rational Basis
Silent Clarence
you guys need a life
Sovereign Immunity
Malicious Prosecution
Don't forget that Citation was also a triple crown winner.
Taken from the example - F.O.B. why not spell it out for it's contractual term of art - free on board.
but for my submission -
In re Horse
Department of Justice
Cruel and Unusual
The Right to Horse Arms
Swift Justice
Miscarriage of Justice
Federal Question
SubpoenaDucesTecum (18 exactly)
9:59:
I thought F.O.B.=Freight on Board, not Free on Board?
9:01:
Calling Scalia mentally lazy is like calling Michael Jordan a bad basketball player.
Does not compute.
Punctilio
Activist
I worked for a judge who had a former litigant name a horse after him -- of course after that the judge had to recuse himself from any post-trial motions.
Permissive Joinder (or Impermissive Joinder, if you ask Anucha).
Chattel Paper
Sua Sponte
Treble Damages
Models & Bottles
Sorry, meant Improper Joinder; my "diction" isn't my strong suit.
SHAME ON ATL for promoting ANIMAL ABUSE!
Didn't you see what happened to poor Eight Belles last week (a fate suffered by myriad other racehorses).
This "sport" is nothing but cruelty.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/11/sports/othersports/11rhoden.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
Tortfeasor
Respondeat Superior
or
Ex Mero Motu
Rules o'Decision
WGWAG
Cruel and Unusual
SummerAssociate
Rainmaker
DocumentReview
Hearsay
Impeached
Sequestered
I second "WGWAG"
Per Curiam, Sua Sponte, Horseus Corpus
10:07 - You haven't taken BarBri yet then...
=Free on Board.
It determines who carries the risk of loss in a shipping contract.
Yours Truly, 9:59
ReasonableFee
OR
Billable Hour
Meretricious K
Fertile Octogenarian (yeah, it's 20 letters)
Rose2d of Aberlone
Motion to Strike
Prima Nocta
(the kick ass law in braveheart)
Dismissed With Prejudice comes around the corner running neck and neck with
In Forma Pauperis and Petty Offender
Race Ipsa (yes, I know it is spelled res)
In Camera
Stare Decisis
ONE EL
Injunctive Relief
Equitable Remedy
Fraudster
Lawrence from Texas.
Hello friends on website of www.abovethelaw.com, this is the Roger Lou.
Me write to recommend the name of the horse for being to "American University's, Washington College of Law."
With respect,
诶比西
SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER
Attractive Nuisance
Speedster querela vs. Feat of (Eric) Clay
Mule Against Perpetuities
Secretaryisanidiot
I need to stay healthy or they'll kill me
Pre-Glue
Lead Plaintiff
Race to the Courthouse
Lack of Consideration
Scumbag Plaintiff's Lawyer
Horse Cock
fertile octogenarian
10:54: That's a great one.
How about narrowing the options for a vote, Lat?
Legal Secretariat
Frolic and Detour
There is a real Roger Lou. He has an account on "ya hu kong jian" which translates to something like "Yahoo Space" (rip of myspace?):
http://i.cn.yahoo.com/emosea
Indubitable Equivalence
mutatismutandis
NDA for Three-Month's Pay
Suis ponte!
There are some funny and clever names - go to a vote.
bona fide
horsesay
If you read Roger Lou's Chinese name in Cantonese it reads: "Ai Bi Si", which sounds like ABC, which means "American-Born Chinese."
The last name Lou (or Luo, in Mandarin) is a completely different character.
preferred stock
hobby loss
Queen's Bench
hung like a jury
quiet enjoyment (reminds me of Real Quiet, great horse)
watered stock
running at large
ponygraph, hot pursuit, paramount title,
aiding and abetting
I ran 'da rights (Miranda Rights)
Hotchpotz
Davies' Dying Donkey
What about 5 to 4 or Cert Denied, or Whim and Caprice. Kelo's Bulldozer is another.
Executrix (for a filly)
Arbitrary and Capricious
Citation... what's that? taken?
Standard of Review
Specific Performance
Declaratory Judgement
Natural Plaintiff
Bespeaks Caution
Collateral Order
Specific Performance
Hung Jury
Saucy Intruder
Craving Oyer
Hot Pursuit
Fructus Industriales
M'Naughten
Irresistible Impulse
Hadley V. Baxendale
Informed Consent
Stream of Commerce
I just realized that my "Arbitrary and Capricious" is over 18 letters... :(
Welll then... hmmm
Adverse Possession
Appellate Brief
Twelve-Bee-Six
Assumpsit
Affirmative Defense
Hard Look
Privity (or Privity of Contract)
Rational Basis
Man, these terms are catchy..... I could go on all day haha
Ethical Canonbone
Pro Hac Vice
oooh I like informed consent.... what about Affirmative Consent?
Substantive Cannon
Writ of Prohibition
RICO violator
-Zeus
"Ethical Canonbone" is profound, because of all of the media attention on horses injuries due (perhaps) to breeding. A cannon bone is in a horse's front leg.
Marc Dann
First Amendment
Strict Scrutiny
Probable Cause
Skaddenfilly (or Skaddenfodder)
or my favorite...
Profit Per Partner
Nonobviousness
Last Clear Chance
D.L. -- This will be tricky. Almost all of these legal terms would be great names for a horse. How about doing the contest in reverse: which horse name would make a good legal/law firm/law school term, and why? (E.g., "Secretariat," for a serial secretary blamer; "Barbaro," for those who fail the bar the first time.)
"RICO violator"? Why don't you just hang a sign around the owner's neck that says "indict me".
No, I don't think that will be a popular horse name. How about "I cheat on my taxes"?
Malum Prohibitum has a nice ring to it.
The Racing Res
Go to a vote - many of these can be thrown out
Consumer Expectations
Quantum meruit
12:27 How about "Tax Shelter"
it's ironic....!
7:45 (1) : No, sorry that's over 18 letters.
How about Force Majeure?
Halverson
Roughly the same size as the judge.
Peen
Vote!
Qualified Immunity
7:45(1) is the best!
Love,
7:45(1)
Speedster Querela vs. Feat of (Eric) Clay!!!!!!!!
smokin' gun
Johnnie Cochalsoran (an "also ran" is any horse in a race that didn't win, place or show)
Clay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SCOTUS
Equus ipsa loquitor
Jury Charge (or Point for Charge)
Slippery Slope
Pocket Part
Chilling Effect
Knock and Announce
Gist of the Action
Live Controversy
Taxpayer Standing
诶比西
PennStateQuaker
HofstraMagna
ClarenceThom-ASS
Coram Nobis
Noscitur a sociis
Sui generis
Quantum Meruit
Extraordinary Writ
I am a big dork -- I could do this all day.
Ex Parte
speedster querela. ha ha ha.
Peerless
Amicus
Chapter 13
Con-stable
Egress
Chattel
Mens Rea
Red Herring
Blue Sky
Tender Offer
Ultra Vires
Poison Pill
Jury Duty
In Plain View
Overruled
Right of Way
1stRightofRefusal
Usafruct
10b5
Footnote Four
Motion Granted
InequitableConduct
Jockor
(as opposed to Jockey [Jockee])
Alleged - I think this was an actual name
Humphrey's Executor
Ab initio
Closing Argument - actual name, finished well in Derby a few years ago
Name the horse:
400th Comment
Yea baby!!!