Non-Sequiturs: 02.16.16

* More people lining up on the "of course we need to replace Scalia soon" bandwagon, and this time it's folks who really care about the ethical running of the Court. [Fix the Court] * Studying for the February bar exam? Here are some tips to make it through. [Associate's Mind] * Stories of Justice Scalia bullying the "little people" may tarnish his legacy. [Washington Monthly] * A purported class action has been filed against Facebook for those texts notifying you of friends' birthdays. [Forbes] * So what does Obama think about "originalists" who vow to prevent him from making any nominee to the Court? Bonus point if you said he'd drop the f-bomb. [C-SPAN] * A frank look at Justice Scalia's real legacy by Columbia Law Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw. [Democracy Now] * Did the Supreme Court just become the defining issue of the 2016 election? [The Nation] * Tips for making success a habit. [Reboot Your Law Practice] * Almost everyone has a story (or has a friend who has one) about an AirBnB gone awry -- it's the price of our new shared economy -- but is this the weirdest story of all? [San Francisco Chronicle] * The only graphic you'll ever need to keep track of your state-by-state obligations for expert witnesses under Daubert and Frye. [The Expert Institute] * What would Humphrey Bogart be like as an attorney? [Guile is Good]