Hmm… Dr. Dre and Dr. Phil on this list.  A graduate education does pay off.

Hmm… Dr. Dre and Dr. Phil on this list.  A graduate education does pay off.

Not attorney/client privilege.  There is no privilege when a client uses a lawyer's services to perpetrate a crime (note this is not the same as keeping confidential past bad acts by client).  And as has been pointed out, Mike was not technically his client.

Not attorney/client privilege.  There is no privilege when a client uses a lawyer's services to perpetrate a crime (note this is not the same as keeping confidential past bad acts by client).  And as has been pointed out, Mike was not technically his client.

Probably "This Man…This Monster"

Probably "This Man…This Monster"

I would start at the beginning, with Fantastic Four #5, and then maybe the John Byrne run.

I would start at the beginning, with Fantastic Four #5, and then maybe the John Byrne run.

I really thought this was a show about orphans.

I really thought this was a show about orphans.

"Universal experience of love"-so this ends in some sort of orgy scene, right?  If so, consider my interest piqued.

"Universal experience of love"-so this ends in some sort of orgy scene, right?  If so, consider my interest piqued.

I don't care how obvious it is, just cover Sandman next.

I don't care how obvious it is, just cover Sandman next.

A modern-day warrior…

A modern-day warrior…

Slander works slightly differently for public figures.  It requires proof of "actual malice" (i.e.knowledge that the statement was untrue or a reckless disregard for the truth) and it's very hard to establish that. So basically, it works like Scrawler said for public officials.

Slander works slightly differently for public figures.  It requires proof of "actual malice" (i.e.knowledge that the statement was untrue or a reckless disregard for the truth) and it's very hard to establish that. So basically, it works like Scrawler said for public officials.

The idea of Horshack in Amadeus will keep me smiling through the rest of my workday.

The idea of Horshack in Amadeus will keep me smiling through the rest of my workday.