Medical Marijuana Defendant Stephanie Landa has been summoned to appear in federal court on Tuesday, December 5th, 2006. You are strongly encouraged to write a kind letter to the judge on behalf of Stephanie immediately, attend her rally and court hearing and forward this message widely. More details below.
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By Sherri Margolin
As I sat in an fairly difficult, long hold variation of supta virasana, the instructor , who enjoyed elaborating on the philosophy behind why holding my body in a position, that most reasonable people would call uncomfortable, is good for us. She said that we should think of settling into the pose as finding your way home.
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Last year, I think it was, I was asked to be on a show for Queer TV
Sandra Bernhardt was the co-host, and she asked me questions about the world of criminal law. I loved being on the show. The transvestite who did the news report embraced me and everyone treated me as if I was a hero. I also loved the format; during commercial breaks these great girls dressed like strippers/cage dancers did a little dance. The whole atmosphere was very rave-like, minus the drugs.
Apparently, the show, "Queer Alternative" has been bought and the episode I'm on will air Monday Nov. 6th. Check it out.
You’ve Never Seen Anyone Like Allison Margolin — Could YouTube Be for You, Too?
By Peter Darling
When we think of lawyers in the movies, a few standouts automatically pop to mind. There's Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch, the crusading lawyer of To Kill a Mockingbird. Tracy and Hepburn in Adam's Rib, of course. And Tom Cruise did it twice, in A Few Good Men and The Firm. But the latest Beverly Hills film about a lawyer takes a decidedly different twist—it stars a real lawyer, it's self-produced, it's online, and it's free. is it just another Hollywood story or the future of legal marketing?
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David Conn, 56; prosecutor won convictions in Menendez case
By Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
David Conn, the former prosecutor whose successful retrying of the Erik and Lyle Menendez murder case in 1996 won accolades and then an abrupt demotion, has died. He was 56.
I Loved David Conn
Sixteen Layers of Make-Up
By Kara Severson
Being poor in LA is a major drag. Didn't I just read something somewhere about how there is no middle-class in LA but somehow it works for the city? Either you're a millionaire or you're starving while working 60 hours a week. I, unfortunately, am on the high-end of the latter.
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The DEA is having an anti-cannabis conference on Halloween in San Diego where they effectively shut down all medical cannabis dispensaries within the county including delivery services. Two patients have died since the closures – starvation and dehydration.The marijuana helped them eat, stay on other medications, stay alive.
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