Non-Sequiturs: 04.29.15

* Hillary Clinton vows to end the era of mass incarceration. Just one of many things Bill Clinton left his mark on that she wishes you'd forget. [Huffington Post] * Protesters arrested on Monday in Baltimore weren't even charged until today and are being held functionally without bail. Because at this point the most important industry in Baltimore is "being the setting of The Wire: The Ride." [Gawker] * It's cute when non-lawyers find out there was a person named "Learned Hand." [io9] * At 10:00am tomorrow, the Constitutional Accountability Center is live-streaming a panel, “Home Stretch at the Supreme Court.” Amy Howe of SCOTUSBlog is moderating and panelists include Yaakov Roth of Jones Day, Elizabeth Wydra Chief Counsel of CAC, and Paul Smith of Jenner & Block, who incidentally argued Lawrence v. Texas. [Constitutional Accountability Center] * New York Law School has a beautiful building and have been renting out space to Rochester's Business School to make a quick buck on the side. Now they're going to offer joint programs with the business school, maybe their grads can find jobs in other fields. [Crain's] * Chief Justice Roberts doubted the marriage equality arguments, instead championing the importance of letting legislatures decide. Like, if the Senate passes a law unanimously we should respect that intent, right? Derp. [Lawyers, Guns & Money] * From Amanda Devereux: 13 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Became a Lawyer. [Cosmopolitan] * Everything you need to know about videotaping the police. [Concurring Opinions]