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A little while back, I wrote about 
Long before 
Even though Glenn Beck has a prime spot on cable television to offer up his beliefs, it's sometimes quite hard to understand what his beliefs actually are. For example, as Jon Stewart has pointed out, he believes we have the best healthcare in the world, except 
Search engines have become the new deep pockets in this age of cyber-litigation. Despite the fact that they do not control the content of the sites they index in any way, people still routinely seek to hold them liable for unsavory or objectionable things that appear in search results. One might have thought that passage of 
Let’s review the two basics of modern criminal law:
I'm always pleased to see judges embracing new technology. And it's not just because, as an aspiring lawyer and a Webby, techie guy, my ability to find a job in 
It's 
It’s rarely a good sign when a series grows beyond a trilogy.
If you've spent any time in front of a television screen during the last year, you've 
We 
Here we go again -- a new attack on anonymous speech, misusing the facts ripped from the current headlines about a case of one person's slimy online attacks on another.
Responding to a storm of criticism, the 12-university 
Last week, Courtney Love filed 
