Lawmakers in Georgia vote for bill to forbid forced micro-chipping after listening respectfully to “this happened to me” story [Popehat]
“Why does the Wall Street regulation overhaul give FTC authority over the Internet?” [Morrissey and WaPo via Gillespie]
“Woman alleges termination due to gender, not sleeping on the job” [SE Texas Record]
Writers’ Union of Canada surprisingly unfriendly toward writers’ freedom regarding fair use/fair dealing [BoingBoing]
Despite purported bar on strategic use, Senate bill to stay deportation of illegal aliens while workplace claims are pending would create incentive to come up with such claims [Fox, Employer’s Lawyer]
“California Magistrate Scoffs at Plaintiff’s MySpace Page, But Awards Damages Anyway” [Abnormal Use]
State of free speech in Britain: police confront man over political sign in window of his home, arrest preacher over anti-gay remarks [Mail and more, Telegraph via Steyn, related from Andrew Sullivan and MWW]
“Should Tort Law Be Tougher on Lawyers?” [Alex Long, TortsProf]

One Comment

On that microchip piece, I had an ADHD moment and followed the thread through Popehat’s page. It had an unrelated post which led me to Cato. I highly recommend viewing the Rules for dealing with Police – quite useful. Cato’s intro goes to 5:30 and then the video begins. You’ll get your fair share on Bill of Rights – 4th, 5th, and 6th.
- May 03, 2010 4:59 PM
- By Todd Rogers