Appeals Court Dismisses Gang Designation Lawsuit Against The FBI Brought By Insane Clown Posse Fans
F-in' gang designations, how do they work?
F-in' gang designations, how do they work?
The Insane Clown Posse allegedly sexually harassed their former lawyer and tried to force her to commit illegal and unethical acts, according to this graphic complaint.
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ICP and its rabid Juggalo fanbase are suing the FBI after being labelled as a gang.
The hip-hop duo, Insane Clown Posse, objects to its fans, aka "Juggalos," being classified as a "a loosely-organized hybrid gang."
Juggalo Law returns with an epic post about all things sports. And law. But mainly sports, with some law thrown in there...
* Next week, people in Mississippi are going to vote on whether a clump of cells is a “person.” Are we really going to put this into the hands of people who can’t even spell the name of their own state? [New York Times] * If you’re a trial lawyer, even imaginary friends will do. […]
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