Morning Docket: 05.20.10
* Legal troubles mount for Google after its disclosure that its Street View cars sucked up wireless information from people who stupidly neglected to password-protect their networks. [Media Post; Courthouse News Service]
*Apparently, 1L year did Jerry O’Connell in. [Associated Press]
* Will Michelle Obama deport this over-sharing little girl’s mom? [Washington Post]
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* If you think you can parlay your J.D. into teaching high school, think again. [New York Times]
* Elena Kagan will be in the hot seat in June. [Washington Post]
* Pennsylvania AG goes after critical tweeps. [Threat Level/Wired via ABA Journal]
* NYCLU wants to put a stop to the NYPD stop-and-frisk database. [New York Times]
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