Non-Sequiturs: 12.03.15

* In the wake of yet another tragedy, how should the Second Amendment be balanced? [Slate] * What are the legal ramifications of "crying porn"? Yup, apparently 'crying porn" is now a thing. [Law and More] * All the ways Evenwel v. Abbott could (further) gut the Voting Rights Act. [Talking Points Memo] * What's the problem with international labor monitoring? [Lawyers, Guns & Money] * Texas Governor Greg Abbott is just being the absolute worst over the issue of Syrian refugees. [Wonkette] * Would lawyers be okay with non-lawyers providing some legal advice? [2 Civility]

By Kathryn Rubino on December 03, 2015 5:37 pm

* In the wake of yet another tragedy, how should the Second Amendment be balanced? [Slate]

* What are the legal ramifications of “crying porn”? Yup, apparently ‘crying porn” is now a thing. [Law and More]

* All the ways Evenwel v. Abbott could (further) gut the Voting Rights Act. [Talking Points Memo]

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* What’s the problem with international labor monitoring? [Lawyers, Guns & Money]

* Texas Governor Greg Abbott is just being the absolute worst over the issue of Syrian refugees. [Wonkette]

* Would lawyers be okay with non-lawyers providing some legal advice? [2 Civility]