Morning Docket: 05.14.10
* Working overtime will kill you. [Boston Globe]
* No more ethnic studies in Arizona? Cool, I thought European history was boring anyway. [New York Times]
* Fewer birther requests in Hawaii? Cool, I thought Freedom of Information requests weren’t at all that important to our democracy anyway. [Washington Post]
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* The fate of Law & Order is up in the air. [Wall Street Journal]
* Lawyers need to learn to not overreact to internet commenters. [ABA Journal]
* Can someone please stop the oil from leaking into the ocean? [CNN]
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