Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 10.07.15

* How are law firms winning new clients? Check out the details of a new study. [Business of Law Blog] * Which law school lays claim to the very best piece of swag? [TaxProf Blog] * Oh, the lengths people will go to keep the 10 Commandments on public property. Good news for lawyers, lots of litigation ahead. [Wonkette] * Can you safely handle some side action? Or are you a goodie-goodie ill-equipped for danger? [Law and More] * Regrets? He has a few. Meet the former congressman that created the law to restrict research into gun violence, but wishes he hadn't. [Huffington Post] * Bad news: your right to a sex party is not protected by the Constitution. Stupid founders' intent. [Jezebel]

By Kathryn Rubino on October 07, 2015 5:25 pm

* How are law firms winning new clients? Check out the details of a new study. [Business of Law Blog]

* Which law school lays claim to the very best piece of swag? [TaxProf Blog]

* Oh, the lengths people will go to keep the 10 Commandments on public property. Good news for lawyers, lots of litigation ahead. [Wonkette]

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* Can you safely handle some side action? Or are you a goodie-goodie ill-equipped for danger? [Law and More]

* Regrets? He has a few. Meet the former congressman that created the law to restrict research into gun violence, but wishes he hadn’t. [Huffington Post]

* Bad news: your right to a sex party is not protected by the Constitution. Stupid founders’ intent. [Jezebel]