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It’s a rarity, that’s for sure - the state of Texas has spared the life of a condemned death row inmate. Governor Rick Perry joined the Parole Board who voted 6-1 to commute the death sentence for Kenneth Foster, a driver who helped his friends get away from a fatal robbery. Even with this rare sparing of human life, Texas still leads all states with 21 this year alone and a whole lot more since they reinstated the death penalty in 1982. Don’t mess with Texas, and never commit a crime there, don’t even drive anyone away from one!

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Writers have the Great American Novel and law people have the Supreme Court. An unrealistic goal that few ever get to experience. Here, the smart comedy cartoon Family Guy satirizes the acceptance into the Supreme Court. If only it were this easy…

On August 22nd, the New York Times published an article about internet technology IPO Armand Rousso that left out some key facts and tried to mislead the readers. Thanks to his personal blog, we can get the response straight from Armand Rousso himself about the story “Misgivings Spoil Plan of Start-Up” by Saul Hansell. In the article, Mr. Rousso is accused of recent criminal charges, when in fact those charges have nothing to do with his internet company and occurred nearly ten years ago. Mr. Rousso has paid his debt to society and is ready to be an active force in the community, the opposite of what the article would lead you to believe. You can read about these journalistic mishaps and more in the Armand Rousso response to NYT story by Saul Hansell on his personal blog.

The United Nations building in New York experience an unusual scare today when a soda can full of nerve gas was found in a box. The chemical warfare agent is apparently a relic of mid-nineties Iraq. Witnesses said the soda can looked normal and was stowed away in a cardboard box in a desk. Just a word of advice for those visiting the United Nations - check the water on the table for roofies, and make sure your can of Diet Coke isn’t deadly nerve agent!

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Former reality TV star Vincent “Don Vito” Margera fvaces charges that he violated bail conditions in connection with his child abuse allegations. Vincent is the uncle of skateboarder Bam Margera, and he is accused of grabbing the buttocks of young girls. His charges could net him up to six years in prison. The fifty year old was arrested in the suburbs of Denver, Colorado and faces 12 felony counts.

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As expected, former Falcons Quarterback Michael Vick today pleaded guilty in his federal dogfighting case in Virginia. This should be the final phase of his saga other than sentencing and his actual serving of time. My personal estimate is he will get about 18 months in prison. Until then, we reflect on his on-field career.