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Morning Docket 02.25.10

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* Could Toyota’s problems vindicate a man sent to prison for eight years for a highway rampage? [NPR]
* The Texas State Court of Criminal Appeals throws out the death penalty in the controversial case of Charles Dean Hood before the Supreme Court can get to it. [New York Times]
* “Real People. Real Reviews.” Real Extortion? Yelp threatened with lawsuit for requesting payment to take down negative reviews. [BNet]
* Sarah Palin v. Family Guy. [Time]
* Italy doesn’t like the Internet. [San Francisco Chronicle]
* The New York Times finally reports on the David Paterson scandal. It involves a woman. Paterson did make a move on her, but it was on behalf of his aide. [New York Times]

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