Non-Sequiturs: 11.05.09
* Did I miss the part where beating your wife became a civil right? [Double X]
* The Anonymous Lawyer opines on Biglaw bonuses. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Justice Antonin Scalia will be speaking at Ohio State. Any chance he’s looking for clerks? [Moritz College of Law]
* Stealing court documents in plain sight. [The Victorious Opposition]
* Why does Facebook hate pregnant women? [Gothamist]
* Anyone wondering why Carrie Prejean abruptly settled her suit with the Miss America people? It’s pretty hot, or horrible, I can’t decide. [TMZ]
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