Boozy’s On The Road: 2026 Schedule Starting!

Hey everyone, it’s time to toss myself out there once again as there’s a new year a-moving!

While I may not have the whole schedule for road appearances done yet, I have started putting them out there over on the Appearance Schedule part of the site (there’s a link up above) and can presently announce I’ll be showing up to and performing at the following events this year as of now!

Fursquared – Milwaukee, Wisconsin – February 5-8, 2026

Furthemore – Baltimore, Maryland – March 27-29, 2026

Anthrohio – Columbus, Ohio – May 22 – 24, 2026

Anthrocon – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – July 2-5, 2026

Is there an event you were hoping I’d pop in to? Are you throwing an event and want a weird middle-aged guy who acts like a cartoon badger to come and scream at your attendees? Well, let that event know or, in the case of the latter, my email is always open!

I promise, I’m a cheap date.

Boozy’s Legal Funhouse Live at AnthrOhio 2025: Wong Kim’s Arc

Join Boozy and a panel of folks, including Draggor and Iggy as well as a sock puppet pretending to be Alkali, for an episode of Boozy’s Legal Funhouse recorded live at AnthrOhio 2025 in Columbus, Ohio.  With Alkali off in Vegas, Boozy reached into the bag of “let’s get political” to discuss the concept of birthright citizenship and how the Supreme Court has held for over a century that the only actually constitutionally protected form of citizenship is the one you gain from being born in a place with a discussion of the legal case of United States v. Wong Kim Ark.

Special thanks to the sound techs  at AO who recorded this one from the board and gave us sound quality you can expect to never actually hear again.

Case materials are available for free on the Patreon HERE.

Legal Funhouse Theme by Status Ferret. Check out his stuff here!

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Legal Funhouse New Episode – Glory Glory Hole-lelujah

Join Boozy and the Certified Legal Layman, Alkali, as they appear live again to record another episode of the Legal Funhouse at Motor City Furry Convention’s 2025 event in Ypsilanti, Michigan.

Join Boozy and the Certified Legal Layman, Alkali, as they appear live again to record another episode of the Legal Funhouse at Motor City Furry Convention’s 2025 event in Ypsilanti, Michigan.

This time the two discuss the intersection of First Amendment rights, levels of review used in constitutional challenges, and engaging in oral sex through walls as they review the cases and statutes that led the Keystone State of Pennsylvania to outlaw gloryholes specifically. Because Boozy decided they needed to do a topic Alkali has some hands-on experience with, so to speak.

Also discussed: Judicial misbehavior from the (allegedly) most problematic judge in Indiana, and that time a U.S. Representative decided trials were something for other people, not citizens accused of crimes.

Long Time, No Tea

Good Morning my little legal reprobates! Have we all accepted that I am absolute shit at keeping my promises? Because I could have sworn that I promised I would be updating this place and trying to get it designed as a much more professional site and working on posts and all of those fun content creation things that people promise to do and then I, promptly and without warning, fucked back off into the internet ether again.

Sorry about that shit.

I type this from a nice hotel room in Detroit, Michigan – which in true fashion means I’m actually typing this from a nice hotel room from Ypsilanti, Michigan outside of Detroit and I think technically closer to the college town of Ann Arbor. It’s almost 8 in the morning as I sit here sipping on a shitty cup of hotel coffee (having first had to run to the desk because I chugged all the good coffee left and was left with only decaf, which we all know is Satan’s Bean Juice). I have a day of comedy shows ahead of me, my spouse in the shower, and I’m wearing nothing but denim in my bid to convince the border guards I’m actually a Canadian in case I need to slip over the border to start a new life as a moose milker in Newfoundland. It’s been a couple months of shows, travel, and work in that thing I call a day job and in that time things on here kind of went by the wayside.

Not because there’s nothing legal going on – one merely need to glance at the news to know that there’s plenty of legal shit going on in the world. The wholesale dismantling of the constitutional protections of due process is not least amongst the things that are presently “going on.” But there are people a lot smarter than me who have said a lot of good things about that topic much faster than I could given all the daily commitments I have, so I’ve been letting them. Sorry about that

See, I’m already apologizing. I’m a shoe-in for Canadian citizenship, they truly are my people.

Anyhow I’m dropping in to let you know that I’m alive and working on a post for this place about the constitutional levels of review and scrutiny that are applied by Federal Courts (though I’m not sure how much longer a discussion of anything constitutional is going to matter) that I plan on having up this upcoming Thursday. Tonight I’m recording a live show of the Legal Funhouse before our now-standard audience. And I’ll have some more tales coming up soon. We’re working on getting the home office and recording studio back together, and I’ve been chugging through an old adventure game each week over on my Twitch channel in the evenings if you like that sort of shit.

I’ll see you all again soon, and if you happen to be in my area this evening feel free to track me down and say hi. I’m lonely and need the auditory fellatio of praise.

See you soon,

-Boozy

Till Prosecution Do Us Part: Marital Privileges

Welcome back to Lawyers & Liquor…hold on, I got a note here that tells me what the new branding is…”Your internet home for Law, Libations and Laughter.”  Holy shit.  That’s cheesy.  Who the fuck wrote that?

I’m your good, dear friend, a cartoon badger née sentient whiskey glass that goes by a moniker of “Boozy” and after years away from doing this – specifically this – I’ve returned to my roots with poorly written articles on law, legal practice, current affairs, and (as last week exhibits) really whatever the hell I feel like putting up there.

Anyhow, I had several topics that I could get into: the world being on fire, why lawyers never retire, a general update on what I do now.  And those are great for future posts.  But the topic this week was actually suggested by a hermitic sheep rancher who lives in the high deserts of Southern California and is, I shit you not, named “Shepherd Shitposter McGee.”  Shep, as every lawyer whose phone number they have and lives in fear of a phone call from has come to refer to him, asked on Bluesky last week “What, pray tell, are the limits of my spouse testifying against me in court?”  Which was a little concerning, because as far as I know Shep isn’t actually married.  It means he’s planning for future activities.

So, yeah, let’s do that.  Let’s talk about the concepts of whether or not you can tell your spouse about your pending criminal activities or your criminal past with “Till Prosecution Do Us Part,” a discussion of marital privileges.

But first, a disclaimer.

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