Ohio Supreme Court tells attorney the naked truth
Centenarian, prosecutors, hemp round out roundup
Steve Lash//June 27, 2022//
Today is Monday, the 45th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Bates v. State Bar of Arizona decision that bans on attorney advertising are unconstitutional.
Here are some other news items.
— Ohio Supreme Court indefinitely suspends attorney for driving while naked.
— Alleged SS guard faces accessory-to-murder trial at 101 years old.
— Virginia judge throws prosecution team off case.
— Texas Supreme Court rejects constitutional challenge to state’s ban on making smokable hemp products.
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