Former Texas Rep. Tom DeLay has been sentenced to three years in prison for his role in funneling corporate contributions to several Republican state legislature candidates in 2002.
Okay. That’s probably not a good advise to give. But according to a report from the Chicago Sun-Times, a man from Illinois has posed as a lawyer for years, taking cash to represent defendants in dozens of cases, and almost got away with it.
On his last full day as the 38th Governor of California, Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger commuted sentences of at least three inmates, including that of a son of a former Assembly Speaker who is a Democrat.
Similar machines have already been installed in Italy, Germany, Spain and in oil-rich Abu Dhabi, where the gold-spitting ATM is so popular it has to be restocked every two days.