Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 06.08.09

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* Zombie images attack the rights of publicity. And brains. [New Media & Technology Law Blog]
* Who is ready for a Marcus Epstein follow up? On Friday, Bay Buchanan indirectly accused me of leading a “modern day lynching” of Mr. Epstein. Allow me to respond. [True/Slant]
* Speaking of things Above the Law readers have been following, remember how the dossier Fordham law students compiled on Justice Scalia has been kept private? Well, Kash has some speculation on what was in there. [Washingtonian]
* Tony La Russa and Twitter have come to a settlement. Twitter will cover Tony’s legal fees, while La Russa will finally admit that he knew damn well that Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire were juicing and he just looked the other way because he wanted to win baseball games and be called a “great” manager. Okay, only one part of that is true. [WSJ Law Blog]
* I’m not surprised that a website has popped up to help students misdirect their professors. I’m surprised that students are willing to pay for something that smart kids have been doing for years. [Legal Writing Prof Blog]
* Some celebrities can’t wrap their mind around the concept of video evidence. [Popsquire]
* It’s World Oceans Day. I’m going to be glued to my television tonight, when the oceans of the world converge upon Washington, D.C. for an historic (and wet) protest against North America’s divisive policy of keeping oceans apart. [My Shingle via Blawg Review]

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