«
More Mischief from Judge Reinhardt»: Ed Whelan has this post today at National Review Online's «Bench Memos» blog.
Who could resist the bright colors and shapes of Andrew Masullo's paintings, or the sculpture,
more mischief from Bacher, created from an organ?
Not exact matches
(Press release
from Birthday
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The other seven counts include fourth - degree criminal
mischief for damaging an exterior door to the residence; second - degree criminal trespass for going inside the dwelling; fourth - degree criminal facilitation for not seizing
more than one - eighth of an ounce of cocaine
from the residence; official misconduct for not seizing the cocaine; official misconduct for proposing the drug unit file a false report to cover up its illegal entry; second - degree offering a false instrument for filing; and official misconduct for offering overtime to another police officer to coverup what happened.
Their fun ranges
from typical kid
mischief to accidents with
more serious ramifications.
In rejecting the idea that Korolekh's behaviour could be controlled by means of a court order, the judge said, «Given the breadth of her misconduct, any compliance order would involve the Court in managing every aspect of Ms. Korolekh's life
from her manner of speech, her music, her dog, her gestures and her menacing presence in the courtyard, as well as the
more obvious need to enjoin any physical assaults or
mischief to property.»
According to the recent legislative summary [PDF]
from the Legal and Legislative Affairs Division Parliamentary Information and Research Service, the aim seems
more to acknowledge and «respect» the civil law tradition than it does to correct terminology that has been the source of
mischief.
He doesn't have to be a bubble boy away
from all people, animals, and fun but the
more you watch him, the
more you'll be able to prevent him
from getting into
mischief or eating something that isn't meant to be consumed.