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Dec. 1, 2006
The Legal Follies 2006
Should Ireland have eliminated a centuries-old law criminalizing adding sheep dung to coffee? And what's the penalty for having sex with a goat that's not your own? For a review of these and other timely conundrums, check out this year's Legal Follies.
Edited by Martin Lasden
Contributing writer: Robert S. Wieder
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Contributing writer: Robert S. Wieder
Coming next: Class actions against authors whose books have been promoted as "good"
In January a class action was filed on behalf of the thousands of readers who purchased A Million Little Pieces by James Frey. The book had been promoted as ...
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