Non-Sequiturs: 03.26.10
* Susan Finkelstein (pictured), the Philadelphia Phillies fan who offered love for World Series tickets, was convicted for attempted prostitution. [Legal Blog Watch]
* If California legalizes pot, maybe all the voters will get high and support gay marriage. Free love. [True/Slant]
* Can somebody please tell me who the hell Justin Beiber is? [THR Esq.]
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* Textbooks should teach, not advocate. [Bell & Bar]
* Class action lawyers make a lot of money. Somewhere a Toyota executive just puked in his mouth. [SSRN: Social Science Research Network]
* High SAT scores make eggs more valuable. [Tax Prof Blog]
* Don’t forget, voting on our March Madness polls continues through the weekend. [Above the Law]
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