Non-Sequiturs: 09.17.10
* Who’s tougher: lawyers or accountants? [Going Concern]
* In defense of hiring gunners. [What About Clients?]
* Thrilla in Manila for con law nerds: Pam Karlan and Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz debate constitutional interpretation (with Dahlia Lithwick moderating). [American Constitution Society]
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* Look before you leap pee. [Young Lawyers Blog]
* D.C. attorney Leicester Bryce Stovell stands by his claim that he’s LeBron’s daddy. [The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times]
* False confessions can be a real problem. [Underdog]
* You know, Dennis Rodman really never was meant to play the wing…or wing man. [Deadspin]
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