Non-Sequiturs: 12.08.11
* Normally, I’m not sure there’s anything “bad” you can do to prosecutors, but maybe the Lindsey prosecutors deserved better. [Forbes]
* Is Newt Gingrich already breaking the law? Whatever, who cares, it’s not like the people who support him really care about things like that. [WSJ Law Blog]
* I think it’d be funny if the Occupy Boston protesters disrupted a shipment of tea right about now. [Volokh Conspiracy]
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* Meanwhile, Occupy Nashville is holding strong. [Young Lawyers Blog]
* Avoiding Nanny Tax problems. [Nanny Pro]
* Police versus plankers. [Legal Blog Watch]
* The champagne of Four Lokos. [Village Voice]
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