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Legally Weird Pet Bobcat Ordered to Zoo After Latest Escape From Owner's Home

Pet Bobcat Ordered to Zoo After Latest Escape From Owner's Home

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

A New Jersey judge ordered that a pet bobcat be sent to live in the zoo after its most recent escape into the neighborhood. Rocky, a bobcat owned by Stafford...

Legally Weird Top 10 Legally Weird Stories of 2014

Top 10 Legally Weird Stories of 2014

By Daniel Taylor, Esq. | Last updated on

Whether the world is actually getting weirder or we're just more aware of the odd things that people do these days, one thing is for sure: People do a lot of...

Legally Weird Woman Arrested for Cursing at Cops Gets $100K Settlement

Woman Arrested for Cursing at Cops Gets $100K Settlement

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

A woman who was arrested after she "F-bombed" police officers is getting what she deserves... $100,000. Cobb County, Georgia, is set to pay that amount to Amy...

Legally Weird 3 Students Stole, Killed, Ate Frat House's Chicken: Police

3 Students Stole, Killed, Ate Frat House's Chicken: Police

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

Three University of Vermont (UVM) students are accused of stealing, killing, and eating a frat house's chicken. UVM police allege that Cameron Dube, Darien...

Legally Weird Student Shares Pot Brownie With Teacher, Gets Arrested

Student Shares Pot Brownie With Teacher, Gets Arrested

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

A Maryland high school student was arrested after giving his teacher a brownie laced with pot. The unsuspecting Anne Arundel County high school teacher was...

Legally Weird Satanic Temple Gets Lucifer Display in Fla. State Capitol

Satanic Temple Gets Lucifer Display in Fla. State Capitol

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

The Satanic Temple has won another legal battle, this time in Florida. The Florida Department of Management Services agreed to allow a diorama featuring...

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