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Snooki's Legal Battle Begins...


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Jen Carlson

Published Aug 18, 2010

Modified Aug 18, 2010


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Taking down Snooki is going to be harder than dismantling her hair poof. The reality star is "launching a full-scale legal offensive" over her recent arrest in Seaside Heights, according to TMZ. Her lawyer is demanding that prosecutors hand over any evidence they plan to use against her... but all they have to do is Google her and they can probably get a pretty good idea of what they're up against. Snooki was arrested for disorderly conduct, and there are plenty of videos and photos of her from that day falling off a bike and funneling on a boardwalk bench. Cameras were also rolling for Season 3 of Jersey Shore, so we may even have "A Very Special Episode..." in store next season!

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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