Jonathan Lee’s Entertainment News Recap: June 15-19th
David Letterman has made a public apology to Alaska’s governor Sarah Palin. Letterman, who joked about Palin’s 18 year old daughter being knocked up by New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez, Palin thought it was targeted at her 14 year old daughter Willow. The publishing company of the widely known book, Harry Potter, denies reports that … Continue reading
Jonathan Lee’s Sports News Recap: Jun 15-19th
Secret to Sammy’s success: Not just the corked bat. Sammy Sosa’s named has emerged in the steroids allegations again. The New York Times reported that Sammy Sosa was one of the 104 players that tested positive for performance enhancing drugs in 2003. Sosa testified in front of Congress in 2005, reiterating that he had not … Continue reading
Jonathan Lee’s Entertainment News Recap: Week of June 8th-12th
It was another eventful week for our entertainment fans, stars from across the globe found themselves in the headlines. Geneva police confirmed on Monday that they detained British singer Pete Doherty for heroin consumption on a British Airways flight. He was later fined, and then released by the authorities. Doherty was in route to Switzerland … Continue reading
Jonathan Lee’s Weekly Sports Recap: June 1st-5th
A lot has happened in the first week of June in the area of sports law. Miami Heat guard Dwayne Wade has sued former business partner Richard Von Houtman for libel and slander. Wade is suing Houtman for $100 million dollars. He claims Houtman tainted his image by making false accusations that he used illegal … Continue reading
Jonathan Lee’s Weekly Entertainment Recap: June 1st-5th
The Entertainment Industry has seen its fair share of law stories in the first week of June. In Los Angeles, Former star of “Columbo” Peter Faulk was placed in a conservatorship on Monday, following orders from a judge. This will allow daughter Catherine Faulk visitation rights to see her ailing father, after disputes over who … Continue reading
Bar study and sports
Peters was a sports enthusiast who enjoyed playing rugby on the weekends with a group of friends from college. The rugby matches were usually quite competitive and invariably someone would experience a minor injury because of the large degree of physical contact usually associated with the sport. During one Saturday afternoon rugby match, Peters was … Continue reading
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