Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 02.15.10

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* Once again, First Amendment crusader Marc Randazza — who successfully represented Above the Law in Jones v. Minkin — comes to the defense of a besieged blogger. [Simple Justice]
* Kevin Smith v. Southwest Airlines: the film director (pictured) and the airline duke it out in the court of public opinion, concerning Smith’s getting booted from a flight for being “way fat” (in Smith’s words; or a “Customer of Size,” in Southwest’s). [Dallas Morning News]
* Marin Feldman to law firms: when it comes to public relations, you can run but you can’t hide. [Technolawyer]
* Professor David Zaring on L’Affaire Lewinsky (the subject of a new book): “one interesting constitutional crisis.” [The Conglomerate]
* The Wire gets a shout-out at a Third Circuit oral argument. [Twitter / Christopher Soghoian]
* Mike Leach isn’t the only lawyer turned football coach. Meet Derek Dooley. [Mr. College Football]

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