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I am so with you on the judges. And what frustrates me is the DAs and state judges that do run for election. If an idiot runs unopposed, guess who wins. I think if a DA or judge is running unopposed, there should be two boxes next to their name. One says "Keep" and the second says "DITCH"!

That is absolutely hilarious!! The laughing emoji is nowhere near enough! It reminds me of being up all night Christmas Eve in the garage assembling kids toys!

I miss Walter Cronkite..... Back in the day in Los Angeles, there was an anchor named Hal Fishman that I likened to Cronkite. He simply told you what was going on without interjecting opinion or bravado.

No contract can violate any portion of the United States Constitution. Should any part of a contract conflict with Federal Law, that portion of the contract is null and void. If that portion cannot be severed from the contract, the contract itself is entirely unenforceable. Hence my interest in...

Moreover, who had the right to open the box? What if I had an old PMC box I reused to ship your favorite teddy bear to you?

Nothing to do with the article. Just a thought that has rattled around in my head for a long time. When someone serves their sentence, it is said "They've paid their debt to society." Or another one is that they must convince a parole board they have been "rehabilitated." If and when a convict...

There simply isn't enough alcohol, desperation, or poor judgement...........

Deepest sympathy for your loss. And welcome to the forum.

I for one am happy to now know that the fine print of any housing contract supersedes federal law.

"A dorm room is Not the same as a free world rented residence ." For sake of curiosity, please cite precedence as I cannot find anything specifically applicable.

I'm not disagreeing with the laws. I am interested in whether or not a dorm room is a domicile. Unless I missed something in the article, the firearm was recovered from a dorm room. The guy wasn't walking around campus with it (as far as we know). Furthermore, I think this guy likely had some...

Although I agree with all in this forum that say the idiot deserves his "lumps", I still will be very curious to follow this entanglement. Especially if the fool retains a somewhat decent lawyer. In Florida, a rented residence cannot legally be entered by the landlord, or a landlord's...

AND the halves need to be rotated 180° by ingredient!

All good information and I agree that the kid is an idiot. I believe the kid was up to no good and having been caught likely stopped unnecessary bloodshed. However, my commentary began with "Setting the story itself aside"...... I'm more curious about the application of the 2nd and 4th...

Setting the story itself aside, I'm curious as to how a dorm room, even being on a campus where firearms are banned, compares to any other rented residence. A landlord cannot preclude you from possessing a legal firearm, nor can they infringe upon your right to privacy. It is quite possible...