Why Seussesque Simpson Parody Wasn’t

Posted on April 18, 2017 | 4 Comments

Somehow Seuss vs. Simpson (or a Seussesque parody of the Simpson case) got by me. This headline caught my eye the other day, though.

Here is a sampling of a Seussish couplet:

When you’re accused of a killing scheme

You need to build a real Dream Team.

So, just what the news was in this story by writer Steve Brachmann published yesterday in Practicing Law Institute’s IPWatchdog remained a mystery to me, until the light dawned. This is just one more (fill in the number) anniversary of something Simpson-trial related.

Hint: in Seuss vs. (a stretch) Simpson, the defendant lost.

 

 

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4 responses to “Why Seussesque Simpson Parody Wasn’t”

  1. Judge Lance Ito | April 18, 2017 at 4:12 am | Reply

    Don’t get me started on Theodor Geisler…aka Dr. Seuss

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