I dunno, I appreciated the article focusing on the victim and who he was in the photos. Too many times, I have seen tragedies that make criminals famous because the article focuses on them instead of the victim. See, generally: Casey Anthony, Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold, James Holmes, Christopher Watts, Dylan Roof; these are just a few of the names I could think of immediately, and the thing is, even if you couldn't think of them off the top of your head, you probably knew pretty quickly who each…
It's interesting that's the only exception they mention, because antisemitism is pretty hot right now. Please don't take this comment as me condoning antisemitism, I am Jewish and find it repugnant.
She's a champion hopper. When we first met, I watched her shufflehop across the room once with a full cup of coffee without spilling a drop. Blew me away.
aye, could be crimes involving moral turpitude? I dunno. I don't even remember what my original point was, only that somebody from the same side started arguing with me.
Interesting. Sexual misconduct was not part of #3 on the bar exam, only unchastity, and that's literally the only time I've needed to know that element of the law. I sit corrected, there are two applicable categories.
