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Even On Halloween?

The Juice is a personal injury lawyer, not a constitutional scholar. Still, this Alabama law just doesn’t pass the smell test. Judge for yourself. Section 13A-14-4 – Fraudulently pretending to be clergyman. Whoever, being in a public place, fraudulently pretends by garb or outward array to be a minister of…

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Some Strange Chilean Laws

It’s time for the Chilean lawmakers to do some housecleaning. As reported by ilovechile.cl: A recent study by the School of Law of the Universidad Bernardo O’Higgins (UBO), listed several situations sanctioned by the Chilean Criminal Code which may appear a bit… outdated by today’s standards. Like what? If you…

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So You’re Saying Ministers, Priests And Atheists Can’t Serve In The Tennessee House?

Do you think these provisions of the Tennessee Constitution might be unconstitutional? ARTICLE IX Disqualifications. Section 1. Whereas ministers of the Gospel are by their profession, dedicated to God and the care of souls, and ought not to be diverted from the great duties of their functions; therefore, no minister…

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Is A Law Still Necessary To Prevent This Shoe-Fitting Practice?

Surely at one point this law served some purpose – maybe back when people knew what roentgen rays were. But now? It seems unlikely, though RCW 70.98.170 (Prohibition — fluoroscopic x-ray shoefitting devices) is still on the books in Washington. It reads as follows: The operation or maintenance of any…

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Tell Me You Didn’t Put That Image On A Milk Carton!

Surely you will agree with The Juice that this food company has crossed the line. Fortunately, there’s a watchdog group who is on it. As reported by redhotrussia.com: The Prosecutor General’s Office received an official complaint from the public organization – “Russian People’s Council“. Its activists accused Wimm Bill Dann…

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An Interesting “Religious Tests” Provision In The Texas Constitution’s “Bill of Rights”

Is it just The Juice, or do you also find it ironic that this provision is in the Texas Constitution’s Bill of Rights? Here she goes: Sec. 4.  RELIGIOUS TESTS. No religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office, or public trust, in this State; nor shall any…

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Clearly Some Folks In Wyoming Were Fishing With Guns

How could The Juice possibly know that people in Wyoming were fishing with guns? Well, do you think they would have passed a law prohibiting it if nobody was doing it? Exactly! Here’s the law: 23-3-201. Fishing tackle; designation of waters for setline fishing; taking fish with firearm prohibited; snagging;…

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