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* In some states, medical marijuana will cost you more than just $450 an ounce. [New York Times]
* Facing possible racketeering charges, the entire cast of Jersey Shore may soon be joining the IFF. [New York Daily News]
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* I bet Martin Luther King didn’t have a dream about this… [Washington Post]
* Patently offensive? The world’s 37th richest man sues Apple and Google, to name a few, because he obviously needs more money. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Hawaiians might say aloha (as in “hello”) to gay marriage after California’s Prop. 8 ruling. [Los Angeles Times]
* Paris Hilton should win an award for the most creative alibi of the year. That’s hot. [The Sun]
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* The FCC says f**k it, and appeals its indecency policy to the 2nd Circuit. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Protip: if you’re a juror, don’t spill the beans on Facebook that you plan to convict. You might end up being the one convicted. [Click On Detroit]