
Massachusetts Rules That Being Told Of Infidelity No Longer (Partially) Excuses Being A Murderer
It is thou shalt not kill, not thou shalt not kill unless, like, you are super-duper mad about it.
It is thou shalt not kill, not thou shalt not kill unless, like, you are super-duper mad about it.
This is "Maybe I was cheating, but why were you looking through my phone?" level DARVO-ing.
Of course Ashley Madison is lying to you, you sad, gullible man.
This seems too ridiculous to be true, but we've got her on film admitting to it!
Who's the lawyer involved, and what law school did she attend?
I didn't know we were living in a world where a "social planner" could get the FBI to start investigating you...
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At the end of January, we brought you a detailed report on a lawsuit filed by former prosecutor and Court TV analyst Matthew Couloute Jr., who alleged that his ex-girlfriends had taken to the internet to let loose about his alleged infidelities. His exes’ scathing words were found on LiarsCheatersRUs, a website created to “save […]
What happens when you're a lawyer and a scorned ex-girlfriend lets loose on the internet about your infidelities? That is apparently what happened in the case of Matthew Couloute Jr., a former prosecutor and Court TV analyst, after he allegedly cheated on two of his exes. He's suing both of them, and now he's speaking out about the situation on television. Check out Couloute's on-air coverage, and see pictures of the women in question, after the jump....
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Next year, the Supreme Court will decide whether it’s okay for law enforcement to put a GPS tracking device on someone’s car without a warrant. Some courts say yes and some courts say no. If it’s not the po-po tracking you, though, but a spouse who suspects you might be cheating, a New Jersey court […]
It’s like having a junior associate who’s never off the clock.
It’s a Scarlet Letter tale for the digital age. A Georgetown law student’s life has completely unraveled. His way of dealing with losing his wife, his mistress, his supposed baby, his military assignment, and good standing at Georgetown Law School? A public confession on Facebook. He posted the note with the details of his sad, […]