Non-Sequiturs: 06.23.15
* Government argues that lasers are "insidious instruments normally used for criminal purposes," which is... not true outside of Bond movies. [Lowering the Bar] * Local judge sues neighbors after "brutal donkey attack." I guess you'd call this legal jackassery. [Seattle Times] * Eagles coach Chip Kelly slapped with $80,000 in back rent. His landlord claims he moved out too quickly because apparently she has never seen Chip Kelly in action. [The Legal Intelligencer] * Lost in Justice Kennedy's comments on solitary confinement, Davis v. Ayala raised some important issues about jury selection. [Lawyers, Guns & Money] * Interesting post on lynching and legal realism. [The Faculty Lounge] * Saint Thomas More on blogging. [PrawfsBlawg] * RMJ, the lawyer who revolutionized attorney advertising by taking In re RMJ all the way to the Supreme Court, has died. [Missouri Lawyers Weekly]
* Government argues that lasers are “insidious instruments normally used for criminal purposes,” which is… not true outside of Bond movies. [Lowering the Bar]
* Local judge sues neighbors after “brutal donkey attack.” I guess you’d call this legal jackassery. [Seattle Times]
* Eagles coach Chip Kelly slapped with $80,000 in back rent. His landlord claims he moved out too quickly because apparently she has never seen Chip Kelly in action. [The Legal Intelligencer]
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* Lost in Justice Kennedy’s comments on solitary confinement, Davis v. Ayala raised some important issues about jury selection. [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
* Interesting post on lynching and legal realism. [The Faculty Lounge]
* Saint Thomas More on blogging. [PrawfsBlawg]
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* RMJ, the lawyer who revolutionized attorney advertising by taking In re RMJ all the way to the Supreme Court, has died. [Missouri Lawyers Weekly]