You mean to tell me that convicted murderers championed by celebrities might actually be guilty? Next you're going to tell me Mumia is guilty as well.

As someone who just moved to the Southwest border from NY, I can tell you that Mexican food definitely grows on you. I've eaten tacos from four different taco stands for dinner in the last week and really haven't had a bad one yet.

The standard for a search warrant is probable cause. As in the police have probable cause to believe a crime has been committed and specifically described evidence of that crime can be found at that time in that place.

I wish I could have had the stomach flu. At 28 I somehow ended up with strep throat last Monday and a week later I still have a cough and yellow snot coming out of my nose. The fever was so bad at one point that it took me an hour after I woke up to realize my dream that someone had stolen my sperm to impregnate…

As I tried to make clear in my original post, seizure and forfeiture are two separate things. A seizure is the taking of the item by the government, while forfeiture is the legal process by which the government takes ownership.

I was talking more about my experience on the federal level, so I'm not sure how state and local laws work on the issue.

I think you're a bit confused. The government could have legally seized the servers for the duration of the trial. Whether or not they could have forfeited them is another matter. The fact that they're owned by an innocent third party would have made the forfeiture difficult. In the same way you can't forfeit a leased…

It's things like this that make me wonder why any businesses stay in California in the first place. Companies like Google and Apple could probably build a new facility and pay to move all of their employees and still come out ahead in a year or two if they moved to a place like South Carolina. Not to mention the lower…

How about start by voting out the people who are in favor of things you oppose?

Have you ever actually quit smoking? I'm sure everyone is different but I felt like a crackhead looking for his fix after a day of cold turkey. That's not psychological, that's a physically ill feeling I had for the first few days.

I made it 14 months after using Chantix and had absolutely no desire to have a cigarette. It completely took the edge off of those first weeks of quitting, and I had no desire to start back after I finished the prescription. Then, like an idiot, I had one cigarette and was hooked again.

What scares me is that your vote cancels out my vote.

Most cell phone bans have a law enforcement exception built into them. I'm almost positive New York's law does at least

Without getting into the political aspects of your comments, I'll just point out that Congressional offices and campaign offices are supposed to be two separate entities. In other words, you shouldn't be receiving donation solicitations just because you've written to his Congressional office. More than likely your…

But she had perfected kneeling and getting on all fours, which explains a lot

It's actually the law under McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform

If it really is just an artifact caused by post-processing (and I have no reason to think it's anything but that), there should be other examples, right? This can't be the first time a CME has been captured on film flaring all the way to Mercury.

Yes, because I'm sure football players are held to those rigorous standards.

It's not always a matter of not thinking ahead. If you have a job that often calls for working extra hours with almost no notice beforehand, like I do, you get wary of throwing something in the fridge that may sit there for a few days.

By investing the money they make back into the team rather than investing it in their pockets?