Non-Sequiturs: 10.01.15

* Don't get accused of a crime you didn't commit in Oklahoma, turns out they don't collect fingerprint evidence on the reg. [The Journal Record] * What those deal toys really mean. [Daily Lawyer Tips] * Yeaaah, the 1% do get different justice: judge lets embroiled Wall Street CEO Benjamin Wey out of his curfew to watch Swan Lake. [Dealbreaker] * Is the law equipped to deal with aliens (like the extraterrestrial kind)? [Law and More] * Kentucky governor Steve Beshear is having exactly none of Kim Davis's horse hockey. [Wonkette] * Law firms are still hopelessly stuck in the past. [The Atlantic]

By Kathryn Rubino on October 01, 2015 5:03 pm

* Don’t get accused of a crime you didn’t commit in Oklahoma, turns out they don’t collect fingerprint evidence on the reg. [The Journal Record]

* What those deal toys really mean. [Daily Lawyer Tips]

* Yeaaah, the 1% do get different justice: judge lets embroiled Wall Street CEO Benjamin Wey out of his curfew to watch Swan Lake. [Dealbreaker]

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* Is the law equipped to deal with aliens (like the extraterrestrial kind)? [Law and More]

* Kentucky governor Steve Beshear is having exactly none of Kim Davis’s horse hockey. [Wonkette]

* Law firms are still hopelessly stuck in the past. [The Atlantic]