Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 09.10.15

* The fascinating and brave story of Phyllis Frye, the nation's first openly transgender judge -- and in Texas no less! [New York Times] * Copyright law ruins something new: this time the YouTube channel of the creator of “hardest Super Mario World level ever.” [Kotaku] * Take a look at the correspondence Judge Berman received on Deflategate -- all the completely sane and hinged rantings of Pats fans. [Deadspin] * A law firm that lets you have a life? Blasphemy! [The Atlantic] * Even if Larry Lessig becomes President of the United States, his presidency will still be a failure. [Lawyers, Guns & Money] * So... if a vampire makes a human their servant what liability does the human have for the vamp's bloodsucking? [The Legal Geeks] * An ode to Valorem's Patrick Lamb and his incisive look at the failure of Dewey & Lebouef. [What About Clients?] * The phenomenon of Quit Lit: when law professors take to the op-ed page to talk about their resignations. [TaxProf Blog]

By Kathryn Rubino on September 10, 2015 5:13 pm

* The fascinating and brave story of Phyllis Frye, the nation’s first openly transgender judge — and in Texas no less! [New York Times]

* Copyright law ruins something new: this time the YouTube channel of the creator of “hardest Super Mario World level ever.” [Kotaku]

* Take a look at the correspondence Judge Berman received on Deflategate — all the completely sane and hinged rantings of Pats fans. [Deadspin]

* A law firm that lets you have a life? Blasphemy! [The Atlantic]

* Even if Larry Lessig becomes President of the United States, his presidency will still be a failure. [Lawyers, Guns & Money]

* So… if a vampire makes a human their servant what liability does the human have for the vamp’s bloodsucking? [The Legal Geeks]

* An ode to Valorem’s Patrick Lamb and his incisive look at the failure of Dewey & Lebouef. [What About Clients?]

* The phenomenon of Quit Lit: when law professors take to the op-ed page to talk about their resignations. [TaxProf Blog]