Kyla Lee

This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we look at the case of whether that’s an alligator in a woman’s pants or if she was just happy to be pulled over by police. Then, we find out how much a doughnut means to one woman. Finally, we analyze the law on wrongful birth and an odd proposal in Texas that may open the door to people being able to file lawsuits by virtue of their having been born.

Follow the link below and read more about this week’s weirdest and wackiest legal stories. …

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The Federal Government has finally approved a second roadside testing device for cannabis. It’s no surprise, really. The Drager DrugTest 5000 has been the subject of intense criticism for its numerous failings, including its failure to work on cold temperatures and the lengthy period of time that an analysis takes. In fact, the criticism of the device was so significant that many police forces across Canada have simply refused to use the device.

So the approval of a second device seemed a natural progression.

The Abbott SoToxa is hard to find any information about online. This is likely deliberate. The Abbott SoToxa is a new name for the Alere DDS-2. Alere was recently purchased by the Abbott company, and with it came the rebranding of their line of drug detection devices. But don’t be fooled by the rebranding: this is the same device that was field-tested by Canadian police forces prior to cannabis legalization. …

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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we look at just how far one jealous ex-lover will go — and it’s way farther than Instagram stalking. Then, we consider the case of a very well-trained parrot. Finally, we look at another example of domestic jealousy, but this time after a wife discovered that her husband just could not give up the pornography channel.

Follow the jump to read this week’s roundup of weird and wacky legal cases from around the globe. …

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