It is perfectly legal to ogle a man's chest but not a woman's breasts, according to an unusual ruling on what constitutes voyeurism by a panel of leading judges at the Court of Appeal yesterday. picked by AutumnLotus 4 minutes ago

Remember the tragic, horrific story about 13-year Megan Meier and how her adult neighbors, including Lori Drew created a false persona that resulted in her committing suicide?

Indictments were handed down today that could have Drew spending as much as 20 years in prison picked by 2manyusernames 14 hours ago

Donna Campbell claims her husband, Arnim Ramdass tried to keep about $600,000 in lottery winnings from her. She grew suspicious of Ramdass when he started to keep the television turned off and disconnected the phone line. Her suspicions rose when she found a postcard about a new home purchase. picked by 2manyusernames 20 hours ago

The California Supreme Court ruled on Thursday the state cannot bar same-sex marriages, marking a major victory for gay rights advocates that may have national implications. picked by jhordie 23 hours ago

Of course, the fact that he beat up the first attorney that was appointed 'may' have had some bearing on the decision. picked by tigertony 1 day ago

A skateboarder was jailed Wednesday for refusing to stay off a Canadian city's streets, spotlighting how municipalities push people to walk or cycle more, yet often bylaws leash them to their cars picked by topofall 2 days ago

Human rights my a**e, what about the rights of those he killed! Fat cat lawyers on the make again! picked by topofall 2 days ago

Online classifieds leader Craigslist.com filed a countersuit on Tuesday against business rival eBay Inc, alleging eBay used its minority stake in Craigslist to steal corporate trade secrets.

Let the games begin. picked by jhordie 3 days ago

A man who who spent 10 days in jail and two months under house arrest for a bank robbery he didn't commit has received a check but no apology from the FBI. picked by muppet 5 days ago

Fester, a miniture pincher, was struck by man driving car. Man later sues family for damage to car. Family countersues for lose of their pet. Whom will the courts favor?

Be sure to watch video.

If link doesn't work, try this one. picked by bluenutria 1 week ago

A high school student said he may file a lawsuit against a physical education teacher who took a Mexican flag he had brought for Cinco de Mayo and put it in the garbage. picked by muppet 1 week ago

This is really sad. It's an update to this story. I didn't know he was under investigation for homicide. picked by muppet 1 week ago

Didn't occur to her that maybe there might be law enforcement personnel in the vicinity. picked by arsphidius 1 week ago

A California lawmaker wants to ban motorists from holding pets on their laps while driving and getting caught can net a $35 fine. The bill passed the Assembly on a 44-11 vote on Monday, and heads to the Senate. picked by AutumnLotus 1 week ago

All Michael Buday wanted to do was take the last name of his wife, Diana Bijon, when they married in the US.

But it took two years, a lawsuit alleging sex discrimination and a change in California law before he picked up his new drivers licence in the name of Michael Bijon on Monday. picked by AutumnLotus 1 week ago

Manitoba Bar Association pulled out of inquiry because it lacked funds to hire a lawyer. picked by arsphidius 1 week ago

Could it be her dashcam video that shows her weaving all over town, hitting two cars and leaving the scene, denying the obvious damage to her car when confronted by her Captain? (Story includes the dashcam footage)

Maybe it was the pink flip-flops she reported for duty in that morning. picked by tigertony 2 weeks ago

Reversing decades of tough-on-crime policies, including mandatory minimum prison sentences for some drug offenders, many cash-strapped states are embracing a view once dismissed as dangerously naive: It costs far less to let some felons go free than to keep them locked up. picked by dollyllama 2 weeks ago

It is at least the sixth consecutive year that ALL allegations of racial profiling against LAPD officers have been dismissed.

Somehow, I'm not surprised. picked by tigertony 2 weeks ago

For the past seven years, a photo of Guy Randolph has been posted at Boston police stations, labeling him the most dangerous type of sex offender. Police ordered him away from schools and playgrounds if he walked too close.

But yesterday, in a hearing that took less than 10 minutes, a Suffolk Superior Court judge said the wrong man had been convicted picked by doggylives 2 weeks ago

Walsh is a woman with a past – a big one – and it finally caught up with her last week. picked by cb__ 2 weeks ago

I post this at the risk of people thinking I regularly visit Fox news. picked by arsphidius 2 weeks ago

Because they're engaged in a First Amendment-protected protest, the homeless people are exempt from Portland, Oregon's new sit-lie law, and the police are therefore powerless to move them on during the day.

Favorite quote from the article:

"This isn't camping, this is a protest." picked by Daftgretel 2 weeks ago

They have names close to those on the no-fly list and airlines won't let them board planes. picked by tigertony 2 weeks ago

PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Families who claim the corpses of more than 1,000 relatives were dismembered and sold in an illegal body-parts scandal sued funeral directors and others on Tuesday. picked by bevissimo 2 weeks ago