Morning Docket 04.13.10
* Simpson Thacher partner Philip Culhane joins the RICO lawsuit against his prep school for sex abuse. [AmLaw Daily]
* A Denver lawyer is threatening to sue the University of Wyoming on behalf of a student unless it lets former 1960s radical William Ayers speak on campus. [Associated Press]
* Tagged.com is going to be contributing to the San Francisco District Attorney budget. [San Francisco Chronicle]
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* Attorney General Eric Holder may be grilled by the Senate Judiciary Committee this week. [Washington Post]
* Italian judge explains his ruling against Google executives for violating privacy laws. [New York Times]
* Husson University in Maine decides NOT to start up a law school. [Bangor Daily News]
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