* The Sixth Amendment guarantees access to attorneys in criminal cases, but what happens when you cannot afford a lawyer in civil cases? [Emerge Miami]
* You’ve heard about the case of neighbors suing the parents of an autistic kid for being a public nuisance, but where’d they get the idea to make that legal move? [Law and More]
* You’re never going to get 5 whole minutes to concentrate in Biglaw, not when there are so many fire drills. [Daily Lawyer Tips]
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* Richard Hsu interviews a real partner emeritus (of a venture capital firm). [Hsu Untied]
* Interesting analysis of Yale students’ preference for efficiency over equality. [TaxProf Blog]
* Should mindful lawyering be added to the CLE curriculum? [Katz Justice]
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* Yup, Martin Shkreli is still an ass, and Hillary wants to do something about it. [Dealbreaker]
* Using your imagination to get to the next level. [What About Paris?]
* Many in the legal world were touched by the loss of Carey Gabay; if you’d like to donate to his family in their time of need, you can do so here. [Carey Gabay Fund]