* This has to be one of the best law enforcement images from the past 18 hours. [FBI]
* Twitter had the Bin Laden news before anybody else. But it was also causing jokes to get played out as fast as you could think of them. Still, I had a good night. [Not So Private Parts/Forbes]
* Bin Laden is dead, can we look into getting some of those civil liberties back? [Underdog]
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* We’re going to need a name for the people who doubt Osama bin Laden’s death. I’d like to go with “Resurrectors.” [Slate]
* People are making a big deal by about all the clients leaving King & Spalding in the wake of the firm dropping DOMA defense. I’m struck by how many politically charged conservative interests the firm represented. Doesn’t the firm represent any non-lethal widget makers who don’t care what you do with the widget in the privacy of your own bedroom? [WSJ Law Blog]
* The ABA responds to Senator Barbara Boxer’s call to action with words, not deeds. [Law Librarian Blog]
* Raj Rajaratnam has athlete’s foot? Is that a real thing people can get? [Dealbreaker]
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* Justice Scalia renames everybody from Wyoming. [Odd Clauses Watch]