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It was finally becoming real.
- Last chance to enter the Liberally Lean Pick 'Em March Madness Tourney. Games start this morning at 11:15 a.m. Just like the last two years, we've got a tricked up scoring system to reward upsets and the pick of the overall winner.
- He would charge $3,000 to family members and then go visit inmates. (That's about all we know.)
- "Officials said Blake Bowman spent over $1 million of funds intended for Camp Thurman in Pantego, Texas for personal use. The exact total of misused funds isn't known."
- We've got a missing University of Alabama student in Spain.
- You need to get your head in front and close your stance, but otherwise that is a textbook tackle.
- The War escalated yesterday. Big time.
- Israel bombed a major gas oil field in Iran seemingly making Trump angry.
- Iran then fired back by blasting oil fields in multiple surrounding countries.
- The consequences were immediate.
- But let's go and ramp this thing up, right?
- It's only March.
- How that case even made it to the jury without it being thrown out, is a mystery. Side note: I was surprised to see the Pledge of Allegiance being led by the judge. I've never seen the pledge said in any courtroom ever.
- Since it was sold, I've seen a marked deterioration in the quality of the Dallas Morning News. This won't help it:
- Legal nerdy stuff: Watch 1:27 of a lawyer squirm in front of a judge who is being way too nice to her. She denied drafting a lower court order (something that is very common for a winning party) because the final signed order included hallucinated AI case cites. She said the trial judge amended the proposed order she submitted by including those AI fake case cites. But there was one little problem she hadn't thought about.
- Legal nerdy stuff #2: The New York Post can mock the juror in this headline all they want, but this makes perfect sense. You can think someone is probably guilty but still not be convinced beyond a reasonable doubt.
- Messenger - Above the Fold
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