Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 03.27.15

* That new Justice Scalia play we've been talking about is a delightful piece of fiction. And by "fiction," we mean it portrays Scalia as nuanced and complex as opposed to the right-wing rubber stamp he's become. [Slate] * A glossy firm website doesn't quite match the reality of Google Street View. [Roll On Friday] * Texas wants to make it illegal for you to tape a cop beating. That's ridiculous enough, but that's not the end of the sentence. Texas wants to make it illegal for you to tape a cop beating... you. [Lowering The Bar] * Court rules that neighbor's Wifi harmed the plaintiff. I suppose he could have mitigated any damage if he'd worn his tinfoil hat more often. [New Mexico Courts] * A fascinating, still updating Twitter feed recounting 5 months in lockup. It's part of a promotion for a new ebook Life Locked (affiliate link). It's like Orange Is The New Black with a lot fewer lesbians. [Life Locked] * Speaking of prisons, would feeding prisoners to lions really be much worse than the hellholes we currently keep them in? [Redline] * The new Miss D.C. U.S.A. is an Oklahoma City University School of Law grad. It's a J.D. Advantage position. [Washington Post] * An essay has surfaced allegedly written by ATL mainstay Kyle Bristow's soon-to-be ex-wife. She... doesn't sound happy. [View from 206] * Conservatives have some issues with Loretta Lynch, but are they blowing one complaint wildly out of proportion? [WiseLawNY]

By Joe Patrice on March 27, 2015 4:57 pm

* That new Justice Scalia play we’ve been talking about is a delightful piece of fiction. And by “fiction,” we mean it portrays Scalia as nuanced and complex as opposed to the right-wing rubber stamp he’s become. [Slate]

* A glossy firm website doesn’t quite match the reality of Google Street View. [Roll On Friday]

* Texas wants to make it illegal for you to tape a cop beating. That’s ridiculous enough, but that’s not the end of the sentence. Texas wants to make it illegal for you to tape a cop beating… you. [Lowering The Bar]

* Court rules that neighbor’s Wifi harmed the plaintiff. I suppose he could have mitigated any damage if he’d worn his tinfoil hat more often. [New Mexico Courts]

* A fascinating, still updating Twitter feed recounting 5 months in lockup. It’s part of a promotion for a new ebook Life Locked (affiliate link). It’s like Orange Is The New Black with a lot fewer lesbians. [Life Locked]

* Speaking of prisons, would feeding prisoners to lions really be much worse than the hellholes we currently keep them in? [Redline]

* The new Miss D.C. U.S.A. is an Oklahoma City University School of Law grad. It’s a J.D. Advantage position. [Washington Post]

* An essay has surfaced allegedly written by ATL mainstay Kyle Bristow’s soon-to-be ex-wife. She… doesn’t sound happy. [View from 206]

* Conservatives have some issues with Loretta Lynch, but are they blowing one complaint wildly out of proportion? [WiseLawNY]