Masturbation

  • Morning Docket: 10.23.18
    Morning Docket

    Morning Docket: 10.23.18

    * Lawyer for Hughes Hubbard partner wants the other side to whip it out. [Law360]

    * What if Martindale and Avvo came together into one website that no one looks at? [American Lawyer]

    * Court says Michael Avenatti stiffed a contractor on the same day he’s kicked out of his office for being a deadbeat, further solidifying his position as the “liberal version of Trump.” [LA Times]

    * Speaking of Trump, insurers can now kill your coverage over the pre-existing condition of “acne.” [NY Times]

    * Justice Department advising agencies to lie about FOIA requests. Cool. [Courthouse News Service]

    * In case you were wondering, the Mueller probe is not a witch hunt. [CNN]

    * The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is now the number one IPO market in the world. Great job for the #MakeAmericaSecondRateAgain crowd! [International]

    * Lawyer forcefully argues for Harvard admissions to reflect socioeconomic diversity. If this wasn’t a lawsuit bankrolled by white grievance they might be onto something. [Politico]

  • Non-Sequiturs: 05.15.17
    Non-Sequiturs

    Non-Sequiturs: 05.15.17

    * On the one hand, Trump men seem to have an unhealthy relationship with their daughters. On the other hand, celebrating your daughter’s sexuality is a thing that’s kind of progressive. [BBC]

    * Neil Gorsuch will likely recuse himself from this burping case if it comes to the Supreme Court. Which is too bad, because his 10th Circuit dissent in the underlying case seems exactly right. [NPR]

    * It’s always fun when Uber loses in court. [Forbes]

    * The ACLU is going to fight Donald Trump every day. [ACLU]

    * I have an opinion on masturbation as speech… I’m just going to keep it to myself. [Popehat]

    * All those U.S. Senators who confirmed Jeff Sessions should be forced to answer for his actions now. [The Root]

    * “Trump revealed highly classified information to Russian foreign minister and ambassador” — Headline, Washington Post. I mean, of course he did. Nobody is surprised. Nobody will stop him. [Washington Post]

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