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Legally Weird Professional Ax Thrower Thwarts Burglars With Tomahawk

Professional Ax Thrower Thwarts Burglars With Tomahawk

By Aditi Mukherji, JD | Last updated on

A professional ax thrower in California managed to fend off a burglar without Tomahawk-chopping the suspect. Though Robin Irvine certainly had an ax to grind...

Legally Weird Woman Named Cowit Crashes Into Cows While Texting

Woman Named Cowit Crashes Into Cows While Texting

By Betty Wang, JD | Last updated on

A 21-year-old upstate New York woman has been arrested for texting and driving, New York's WNBC-TV reports, but that's not the whole story. Here's the...

Legally Weird 'Night Before Christmas' Trial: 'Twas the Verdict Surprising?

'Night Before Christmas' Trial: 'Twas the Verdict Surprising?

By Jenny Tsay, Esq. | Last updated on

It wouldn't be the holidays without hearing "'Twas the Night Before Christmas." But some folks in Troy, New York, took it a step further by holding a mock...

Legally Weird Which Country Owns the North Pole, Eh?

Which Country Owns the North Pole, Eh?

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

While Santa Claus and underpaid workers may call the North Pole their own, there is a real question as to which country legally owns the North Pole. On Monday,...

Legally Weird Woman Drives 5,000 Miles to Fight Traffic Ticket ... and Wins

Woman Drives 5,000 Miles to Fight Traffic Ticket ... and Wins

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

A Kentucky woman drove more than 5,000 miles to fight a traffic ticket she received in New Jersey, and she actually won. Road warrior Lynda Farley, 62, drove...

Legally Weird Selfie: 'Word of the Year' Can Spell Legal Trouble

Selfie: 'Word of the Year' Can Spell Legal Trouble

By Aditi Mukherji, JD | Last updated on

The Oxford Dictionary Online -- not to be confused with the prestigious Oxford English Dictionary -- proclaimed "selfie" as the word of the year. Per The New...

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