Meanwhile, enjoy two recent articles from the ABA on their ranking of top legal television shows:
The Top 25
Making a criminal case out of pop culture fiction
With few new (or interesting) shows on television this summer, I'm noticeably lacking in sources for new posts. And since I'm about to hit 200 visitors, I thought I'd solict you for ideas from movies, television, literature, whatever.
Please post your ideas in the comments section. Assuming I'm familiar enough with the facts, I'll write up a post.
Have you ever watched a television show or movie and wondered whether the fictional people on screen are committing a crime? Then this blog is for you. Each week I'll present the facts from whatever I happen to watch and give you the law and a brief analysis of whether I think any crime occurred. If have your own comments or take on the issue, share them in the comments.
To avoid any state favoritism or anyone using my comments for legal advice (which you should never, ever do), I'll use American criminal common law (unless otherwise noted) for these issues.