Law professor breaks down 2nd verse of 99 Problems from a legal perspective

[SDF-1]

Hilarious and useful

http://slu.edu/Documents/law/Law Journal/Archives/LJ56-2_Mason_Article.pdf

 

[Serious]

subs......

 

[Habit]

At one hundred milligrams of cocaine per street dose of crack, a twentykilo
wholesale load of powder cocaine is 200,000 potential street sales of
crack. That’ll get you your Lambo, or your press conference, respectively.

200,000 x $5 = $1,000,000.

Awful flip, since each kilo is $20k x 20 = $400,000.

 

[zerozero]

yeah I saw this.. good stuff

 

[Habit]

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

So at what point in the story did he lose the 92 bricks?

 

[Habit]

Two caveats tip the scales a little bit back toward Jay-Z, however: First,
the “car frisk” would not include the trunk, nor would it include drilling into
the ceiling in search of a concealed compartment: it’s a search for readily
available weapons—not a search for contraband. Second, it will not be as easy
to justify the Terry or Long frisks out on the shoulder of the New Jersey
Turnpike, because the “high-crime neighborhood” boilerplate won’t be
available.65

If all else fails, he concluded that all the officer has to do is arrest the suspect and impound his car. But not all traffic violations require arrest, though.

 

[Economics]

This paper's footnote/citation game is superb.

 

[Kuuuuush]

Wow great read

 

[tru_m.a.c]

absolutely great read

the author needs to do another one....I say a Young Jeezy song

should have a field day with that

 

[Polygraph steez]

subs......

 

[Mr Uncle Leroy]

cool

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

He should do an analysis of Foxy Brown's verse on "Affirmative Action", cause I still get confused trying to do the math.

 

[jfkennedy]

cool

Lol, you can't read it?

L. Lines 17–22
And I know my rights, so you go’n need a warrant for that . . .

If this Essay serves no other purpose, I hope it serves to debunk, for any readers who persist in believing it, the myth that locking your trunk will keep the cops from searching it. Based on the number of my students who arrived at law school believing that if you lock your trunk and glove compartment, the police will need a warrant to search them, I surmise that it’s even more widespread among the lay public. But it’s completely, 100% wrong.

 

[Mr Uncle Leroy]

its lengthy, I already read it...

lawyer tend to over emphasize stuff...

but depending on how situations are handled one can move on...

a lot of times pigs are reaching....and you call them out on it, and move on...

I would not advocate, regular folk, be sitting ducks, waiting for a court to see how things go...see what happens there before it gets to that step...and if there is court, so be it...

but being legally technically so...tell them you cant search...