Non-Sequiturs: 05.25.10
* If Biglaw is dead, what does the afterlife look like? I’ll take anything as long as I don’t have to have it explained to me by Christian Shephard. [Truth on the Market]
* Vomit assault guy pleaded guilty. Make sure you work this into your heckles towards Phillies fans if you are heading over to Citifield tonight. [Philadelphia Inquirer]
* Employers are getting quite voyeuristic in their monitoring of your online communications. [Law Technology News]
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* Game theory might help explain why so many people are applying to law school. Game theory, or crack-cocaine. [Law and More]
* The police are asking for help locating a missing Chicago-Kent law student. [WGN News]
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