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Legally Weird Disneyland Character Refused to Hug Black Kids, Lawsuit Claims

Disneyland Character Refused to Hug Black Kids, Lawsuit Claims

By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Last updated on

Disneyland is "the happiest place on earth," unless you are one of the black kids who were allegedly rejected by the White Rabbit last August. Jason and...

Legally Weird Mom French-Kisses Son in Jail to Smuggle Drugs

Mom French-Kisses Son in Jail to Smuggle Drugs

By Andrew Lu | Last updated on

A loving New York mom french-kissed her son in jail -- and then got busted for illegally passing drugs to an inmate. In an elaborate (and icky) smooching...

Legally Weird Victim's Prosthetic Eye Pops Out, Prompts Mistrial

Victim's Prosthetic Eye Pops Out, Prompts Mistrial

By Andrew Lu | Last updated on

A prosthetic eye popped out as a victim testified from the witness stand, prompting a Philadelphia judge to declare a mistrial. John Huttick wept in the...

Legally Weird Whale Sushi Scandal Resurfaces; Prison, Fines Are Possible

Whale Sushi Scandal Resurfaces; Prison, Fines Are Possible

By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Last updated on

A whale sushi scandal has already led to dismissed criminal charges and the closure of The Hump, a once-popular sushi restaurant in Santa Monica, California....

Legally Weird Middle Finger to Judge Gets Fla. Woman 30 Days in Jail

Middle Finger to Judge Gets Fla. Woman 30 Days in Jail

By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Last updated on

Penelope Soto may have been blowing off steam when she gave a judge the middle finger, but he didn't take it kindly. In response to her disrespect, the judge...

Legally Weird Squatter, 23, Claims Legal Right to Occupy $2.5M Mansion

Squatter, 23, Claims Legal Right to Occupy $2.5M Mansion

By Tanya Roth, Esq. | Last updated on

A squatter in a $2.5 million mansion is trying to assert a claim under Florida law that says the mansion belongs to him. His legal ground: adverse...

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