Boozy’s Legal Funhouse – Episode 14: Electrifying Teenagers and Premises Liability

After a brief break, Boozy returns with a discussion about the basics of premises liability, the duty of care owed to visitors, and the principles of electrifying trespassing teenagers. So, you know, completely normal law things.

Recorded 4/26/2021

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Boozy’s Legal Funhouse -Episode 10: John Adams Hates Free Speech

Good morning and welcome back! I’m the Boozy Barrister, and after a brief hiatus last week because I literally fell down a flight of stairs we’re back with another Episode of Boozy’s Legal Funhouse!

This week we’re having a discussion of Shakespearian Mock Trials, Judges arrested for child pornography, the inability of a victim to identify her murderer from beyond the grave, and then discussing everyone’s favorite amendment – the First Amendment – and why it pissed off John Adams enough that he made criticism of his government a federal crime!

Feel free to give it a listen here or on your favorite podcasting service, or don’t. I’m not your father.

Recorded 3/29/2021

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Boozy’s Legal Funhouse – Episode 6: Doing the Deeds

And now it’s time to start the weekly uploads of Boozy’s Legal Funhouse, a discussion of legal principles, news, events, and cases!

This week I talk about the most basic part of real property law: Deeds.  And in doing so explains why the plot of “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” is absolute bullshit and Toontown would have, in reality, would have ended up razed to the ground, talks about why Bob is a bastard, discusses the differences in property ownership, reveals lawyers will never avoid an Adverse Possession joke, and curses a LOT.

Also discussed is Lin Wood doxxing the bar, the tragedy of people being forced to sell their homes, lawyers punching each other, and a drunken legal opinion.

Recorded 2/22/2021

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Links from this Episode:

“How Jim Crow Era Laws Still Tear Families From Their Homes” via ABAJournal

“Pro Trump Lawyer L. Lin Wood Posts Names and Addresses of Disciplinary Board Members After He Learns of Bar Probe” via ABAJournal

Former ALJ Censure for Punching a Lawyer via ABAJourn

Stella Atois Case Article via ABA Journal

Boozy’s Legal Funhouse – Episode 4: Legal Ethics and Other Fictions

We’re almost done with the backlog episodes! In this Fourth Episode of Boozy’s Legal Funhouse, I was joined by a prosecutor (Scuff N. Dings) and in house counsel (Buddy Goodboy, Esq.) for a discussion of legal ethics in our own particular fields of practice, as well as answering questions from the audience about legal ethics in general!

Plus we spent a good amount of time talking about how lawyers have trouble keeping it in their pants, apparently, in discussing the news.

Recorded 2/8/2021

WARNING: This is the penultimate backlog episode, and therefore still has Twitch notifications on (Did you know the Legal Funhouse is recorded live online every Monday at 7 PM Eastern on my Twitch channel? It is!). One notification in particular is…interesting. I know it’s interesting. Just…just bear with me, okay? I’ll be turning the audio notifications off in the future but for the sake of hilarity it stays in the picture for now.

Remember, the beatings will continue until someone pays me to shill socks as a subscription service.

New episodes will be uploaded on Wednesday mornings at 9:00 a.m. starting this week!

-BB

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Boozy’s Legal Funhouse- Episode 3, Bankruptcy or Something Like It

In the absence of a guest, this week in the backlog was a bombersight discussion of bankruptcy law as it currently exists in the United States with a dash of legal news, questions, and some disturbing notification sounds from the live stream!

This episode was recorded on 2/1/2021.

Boozy’s Legal Funhouse streams on Twitch every Monday at 7 PM Eastern, with the episodes available generally on Wednesday mornings – unless, like right now, I’m releasing backlog to get my happy ass all caught up!

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Look, I just want Great Courses Plus to notice me.

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If you like Lawyers & Liquor and want to support me, you can toss financial support at the site and its creator on Patreon, through Ko-Fi, or even directly through Paypal! Any help is appreciated, and it keeps me from having to…you know…sell ad space on the site and shit. Want some merch? Check out the 44 minute digital download of “Disappointing Comedy” recorded live at a convention in D.C. right before all this shit happened for $10! Boozy streams games and family stuff most weeknights at 7 PM Eastern time over on Twitch.