Non-Sequiturs: 06.03.16
* On the importance of having your criminal clients dressed for court, not for jail. [Katz Justice] * An eight-justice Supreme Court has inspired some fanfic! No, there aren't any group sex scenes, it isn't that kind of fanfic. [Medium] * A group of law professors have now joined Massholes in supporting Tom Brady's Hail Mary for a Second Circuit rehearing. [Profootball Talk] * We need to protect the free speech rights of teachers too. [Bloomberg View] * A Trump presidency will threaten the rule of law, at least according to a bunch of libertarian legal scholars. [New York Times] * Florida banned Medicaid patients from using Planned Parenthood, and now PP is fighting back in court. [Slate] * There seems to be more legal bad news for Uber. [Law and More] * Ammon and Ryan Bundy still don't think the rules apply to them, even when they are in jail. [Huffington Post]
* On the importance of having your criminal clients dressed for court, not for jail. [Katz Justice]
* An eight-justice Supreme Court has inspired some fanfic! No, there aren’t any group sex scenes, it isn’t that kind of fanfic. [Medium]
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* A group of law professors have now joined Massholes in supporting Tom Brady’s Hail Mary for a Second Circuit rehearing. [Profootball Talk]
* We need to protect the free speech rights of teachers too. [Bloomberg View]
* A Trump presidency will threaten the rule of law, at least according to a bunch of libertarian legal scholars. [New York Times]
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* Florida banned Medicaid patients from using Planned Parenthood, and now PP is fighting back in court. [Slate]
* There seems to be more legal bad news for Uber. [Law and More]
* Ammon and Ryan Bundy still don’t think the rules apply to them, even when they are in jail. [Huffington Post]