Federal Judge Turns Law School Event Into Pro Wrestling-Style Spectacle
Also, Elon Musk really needs legal counsel.
‘We’re all looking for the guy who disrupted this speech.’
Judge Stuart Kyle Duncan is the latest speaker to cry foul that an audience of law students heckled him to death. He’s received an apology from Stanford Law School already, but the videos released from the event and the witness accounts appear to show the judge playing the role of wrestling heel. Taking the honest if probing questions from the audience and obstinately refusing to answer to further frustrate the students. Elon Musk fired up his Twitter machine to lurch the company into a potentially massive liability before someone — presumably a lawyer — told him about wrongful termination. Maybe he shouldn’t be too quick to ditch the requirement that he run every Tweet by a lawyer first. Finally, Merrick Garland is taking heat for the fact that it’s 2023 and Donald Trump has yet to be charged for anything stemming from the Capitol riot. But Garland’s right.
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