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High School Student Makes the Cap Pop Off a Water Bottle With Science, Now She’s Facing Adult Felony Charges

By Susana PoloMay 1st
FCC Isn’t Sure How to Censor Television Anymore, Wants Our Advice

By Susana PoloApr 2nd
Things We Saw Today: An Adorable Swedish Detective Agency

By Susana PoloMar 26th
If This Lawsuit Succeeds, It Could Break Amazon’s Dominance of the eBook Market

By Susana PoloFeb 21st
Here’s What U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz Has to Say About the Prosecution of Aaron Swartz

By Rollin BishopJan 17th
Things We Saw Today: A Medic Alert Bracelet for the Perfectly Healthy

By Susana PoloJan 3rd
Finnish Police Confiscate 9-Year-Old Girl’s Laptop Because Piracy

By Susana PoloNov 23rd
Representative Zoe Lofgren Shows Her Internet Savvy: Ask Reddit for Internet Law Suggestions

By Susana PoloNov 20th
Idiocracy Later: Minnesota Drops Controversial Online Education Stance

By Rollin BishopOct 22nd
Idiocracy Now: Free Online Education Deemed Illegal in Minnesota

By Rollin BishopOct 19th
Woman Loses License Over Red-Light Camera Ticket, Hadn’t Been There in Over a Year

By Rollin BishopOct 2nd
Starting Now, Downloading Copyrighted Material in Japan Could Land You Two Years in Jail

By Rollin BishopOct 1st
Google’s Self-Driving Cars Now Legal in California, Robot Apocalypse Obviously Impending

By Rollin BishopSep 26th
Injured By A Reckless Jedi? Call The Law Offices Of Lando Calrissian!

By Jill PantozziAug 29th
Marvel Is Getting Sued Over Their Avengers DVD Briefcase Set

By Jill PantozziAug 4th
Japan Sneaks In Strict Copyright Law, Only Otakus Outraged

By Sui Ying TeohJun 22nd
Female Lawmakers Indefinitely Banned From Michigan House of Representatives for Saying, Apparently, “No Means No”

By Susana PoloJun 15th
Update: First Lady Michelle Obama Sponsors Nuclear Submarine USS Illinois

By Susana PoloMay 29th
The Pentagon Snubbed The Avengers Because They Didn’t Know Who Was in Charge — Them or S.H.I.E.L.D.

By Jamie FreveleMay 7th
Court Ruling Says Liking Something on Facebook Not Free Speech, Therefore You Can Totally Be Fired For It

By Susana PoloMay 4th

High School Student Makes the Cap Pop Off a Water Bottle With Science, Now She’s Facing Adult Felony Charges

FCC Isn’t Sure How to Censor Television Anymore, Wants Our Advice

Things We Saw Today: An Adorable Swedish Detective Agency

If This Lawsuit Succeeds, It Could Break Amazon’s Dominance of the eBook Market

Here’s What U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz Has to Say About the Prosecution of Aaron Swartz

Things We Saw Today: A Medic Alert Bracelet for the Perfectly Healthy

Finnish Police Confiscate 9-Year-Old Girl’s Laptop Because Piracy

Representative Zoe Lofgren Shows Her Internet Savvy: Ask Reddit for Internet Law Suggestions

Idiocracy Later: Minnesota Drops Controversial Online Education Stance

Idiocracy Now: Free Online Education Deemed Illegal in Minnesota

Woman Loses License Over Red-Light Camera Ticket, Hadn’t Been There in Over a Year

Starting Now, Downloading Copyrighted Material in Japan Could Land You Two Years in Jail

Google’s Self-Driving Cars Now Legal in California, Robot Apocalypse Obviously Impending

Injured By A Reckless Jedi? Call The Law Offices Of Lando Calrissian!

Marvel Is Getting Sued Over Their Avengers DVD Briefcase Set

Japan Sneaks In Strict Copyright Law, Only Otakus Outraged

Female Lawmakers Indefinitely Banned From Michigan House of Representatives for Saying, Apparently, “No Means No”

Update: First Lady Michelle Obama Sponsors Nuclear Submarine USS Illinois

The Pentagon Snubbed The Avengers Because They Didn’t Know Who Was in Charge — Them or S.H.I.E.L.D.

Court Ruling Says Liking Something on Facebook Not Free Speech, Therefore You Can Totally Be Fired For It