Law And Justice

When attempting to come up with a clever scheme as a pervert, it’s important to really spread your wings creatively and push the envelope. Sadly, one man’s crafty idea to dress up like a female mannequin in the women’s bathroom was just too clever for his own good.

‘This is so weird. I swear I heard that mannequin say, ‘Yeah, you take that dump,’ then groan.’

Englishman Joel Hardman was found in a Birmingham-area mall trying to film women in the restroom.

Police say the University of Birmingham student was seen sneaking into women’s toilets “dressed like a mannequin with a mask and a wig” in early April.

When accosted by security guards, Hardman told them that he had been masturbating and had “been a bit weird.”

According to the police report, Hardman found the sound of the women going to the bathroom to be intriguing. He hoped that g

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McClatchy Newspapers

WASHINGTON

The Obama administration on Tuesday launched a national campaign for U.S. military families that calls on companies, individuals, civic and religious groups and schools to find ways help veterans, reservists and their families navigate work, school, psychological stress and day-to-day life.

Think of the new Joining Forces initiative as the military version of first lady Michelle Obama’s campaign against child obesity. I

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LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Lafayette police are asking for your help to find a local fugitive.

25-year-old Shannon Robinson is the subject of this week’s fugitive search. She is 5’1″ and weighs 140 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes.

According to Lafayette Police Detective Mike Humphrey, she was convicted of a drug charge six years ago.

“In April 2005, Shannon Robinson plead guilty to possession of cocaine, a class B felony,” he said. “In April of this year, she violated the terms of her probation, which resulted in an arrest warrant being issued.”

If you have any information on Robinson’s whereabouts, you’re asked to call Lafayette police at 807-1200.

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What did your April Fool’s prank consist of? A Whoopie Cushion? Spring-loaded can of snakes? Well you’ve got nothing on this 16-year-old girl pulling the “hilarious” April Fool’s prank of texting her friend and cousin that she had been robbed and shot in the foot.

Police say that the unidentified teenage girl’s friend and cousin both told 911 of the situation when she hadn’t shown up for school on Friday.

When officers arrived at the teenager’s house in central Illinois, they found her safe and unharmed.

Though the cousin and friend were not cited or charged for the false 911 call, the teenage girl was received a $100 ticket for disorderly conduct along with a $50 ticket for not showing up to school.

The officers opted not to charge the teen with filing a false police report.

While I can’t support things like pretending to be shot and robbed, cutting school, or fining teenage girls for stupid jokes, I should say that I respect this little chick. Not only did she

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In a post I wrote in November 2009 at Legal Blog Watch, Appeals Court Lawyer ‘Traffics’ in Term Papers, I told you about Damian R. Bonazzoli, then a senior staff attorney for the Massachusetts Appeals Court who advertised himself on Craigslist as available to write term papers for a fee, even though it is against Massachusetts law to sell a term paper. Bonazzoli’s extracurricular activities came to light in an article on term paper trafficking written by Colman M. Herman and published in the fall 2009 issue of CommonWealth magazine. Two months later, Bonazzoli was out of his job at the court.

Now, Bonazzoli has had his law license suspended over the incident, according to a report by Herman published today on the CommonWealth website. The Massa

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