a de minimis change

I have plumbed

the depths

of Legal Arguments

that were not yet vetted

and which

you were probably

saving

to articulate.

sorry u have to work on ur bday

wow summer already

Question also: their sobriety

www.nytimes.com/2026/02/10/u...

some kind of pecret solice

i was MURDERED in HIALEAH and all i got was a SUMMONS

(except from the black-and-white of a student newspaper op-ed)

This was obtained because the @bostonglobe.com intervened and asked the court to unseal the records. Their reporting is here, and notes that her detention was spurred by the Canary Project and a tweet.

Their reporting is here: www.bostonglobe.com/2026/01/22/m...

You can see how the @nytimes.com "computed the results" by looking at the cross-tabs. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

This would not be his first lawsuit over a poll. It's not even his second. He sued J. Ann Selzer twice. The second time, he sued the day before Iowa's anti-SLAPP statute took effect. FIRE is defending her against that suit and against a separate class action suit by the "Center for American Rights"

do you mean Florida

Not sure if the link will work, but here's the pro se civil suit: www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/case...

And the kicker? As of last month, the city is still insisting the subpoena is active and proper.

So, to recap:

Guy jokes online that police should search the mayor's basement for a missing teen, referencing the mayor's sketchy past.

Mayor *subpoenas* the guy, demanding he come down to city hall to explain his joke (because "Cyber Bullying").

Police search mayor's house, arrest him.