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Legally Weird Teacher of the Year Charged With Sex with Student

Teacher of the Year Charged With Sex with Student

By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Last updated on

The high of Erica Depalo's career was probably being named Teacher of the Year in 2011. The low? Probably being charged with sexual assault for having sex with...

Legally Weird Golfer Gets Shot After His Golf Ball Breaks a Window

Golfer Gets Shot After His Golf Ball Breaks a Window

By Andrew Chow, Esq. | Last updated on

A pair of golfers apparently teed off the wrong man after an errant golf ball triggered a shooting, police say. The stray golf ball smashed the window of a...

Legally Weird The 10 Strangest Legally Weird Stories of the Summer

The 10 Strangest Legally Weird Stories of the Summer

By Andrew Chow, Esq. | Last updated on

Summer is unofficially over, but those legally weird stories just keep on coming. We realize you may have taken a much-needed break over the past few months....

Legally Weird Women Smuggled Cocaine in Their Hair Weaves

Women Smuggled Cocaine in Their Hair Weaves

By Andrew Lu | Last updated on

Two women with big hairdos were arrested at John F. Kennedy International airport in New York after allegedly trying to smuggle two pounds of cocaine each in...

Legally Weird The Cursing Cockatoo Case: RI Woman Appeals $15 Fine

The Cursing Cockatoo Case: RI Woman Appeals $15 Fine

By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Last updated on

Teaching your bird to talk can be funny but Lynne L. Taylor wasn't laughing when she got slapped with a $15 fine after her cockatoo learned to swear. Taylor...

Legally Weird TX Woman Shoots Husband to Protect Beloved Cat

TX Woman Shoots Husband to Protect Beloved Cat

By Andrew Chow, Esq. | Last updated on

A Texas woman shot her husband in the stomach to defend her pet cat, investigators say. A purr-fect defense, perhaps? Probably not under the laws of Texas --...

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