Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 02.24.16

* The only way for Republicans to save face is by... confirming Obama's Supreme Court choice (even if it isn't a fellow Republican). [Gawker] * The complicated relationship between Asian-Americans and justice is highlighted by the Peter Liang protests. [New York Times] * The greatest impact of Justice Scalia's passing may be on the Fourth Amendment. [LinkedIn] * One of Justice Scalia's long line of clerks who paid tribute to the legal legend after his passing, Professor Brian Fitzpatrick, speaks out on the jurist's impact. [The Conversation] * Who has the most to lose in the fight over the Supreme Court? The Chief Justice. [MSNBC] * Here's a fun thought experiment: What would Donald Trump have been like as an attorney? [Law and More] * Apparently this is how you should teach in open-carry on campus locations. Horrifying. [Chronicle on Higher Education] * Yes, you must attend mediation, even if you are Shaq. [Daily Business Review] * The long arm of the law takes on Salvadorian death squads. [Guile is Good]

By Kathryn Rubino on February 24, 2016 5:03 pm

SCOTUS Q* The only way for Republicans to save face is by… confirming Obama’s Supreme Court choice (even if it isn’t a fellow Republican). [Gawker]

* The complicated relationship between Asian-Americans and justice is highlighted by the Peter Liang protests. [New York Times]

* The greatest impact of Justice Scalia’s passing may be on the Fourth Amendment. [LinkedIn]

* One of Justice Scalia’s long line of clerks who paid tribute to the legal legend after his passing, Professor Brian Fitzpatrick, speaks out on the jurist’s impact. [The Conversation]

* Who has the most to lose in the fight over the Supreme Court? The Chief Justice. [MSNBC]

* Here’s a fun thought experiment: What would Donald Trump have been like as an attorney? [Law and More]

* Apparently this is how you should teach in open-carry on campus locations. Horrifying. [Chronicle on Higher Education]

* Yes, you must attend mediation, even if you are Shaq. [Daily Business Review]

* The long arm of the law takes on Salvadorian death squads. [Guile is Good]