Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 03.03.16

* Let’s just call this flattery and be done with it -- a UK brand of lingerie has launched a new design named after Amal Clooney. [Legal Cheek] * A law professor dives into the most popular forms of tax evasion. [Huffington Post] * A new, fast, and cheap way to sequence DNA has sparked a legal battle, because of course it did. [Science Magazine] * What’s going to happen when solitary confinement is abolished? [Pacific Standard] * Ah-mahzing. An intrepid New Yorker made their own license plate, but no, it is not legal. [Slate] * Everything you ever wanted to know about the philosophical underpinnings of House of Cards. [Wisecrack]

By Kathryn Rubino on March 03, 2016 5:31 pm
(Photo by Eamonn M. McCormack/Getty Images)

(Photo by Eamonn M. McCormack/Getty Images)

* Let’s just call this flattery and be done with it — a UK brand of lingerie has launched a new design named after Amal Clooney. [Legal Cheek]

* A law professor dives into the most popular forms of tax evasion. [Huffington Post]

* A new, fast, and cheap way to sequence DNA has sparked a legal battle, because of course it did. [Science Magazine]

* What’s going to happen when solitary confinement is abolished? [Pacific Standard]

* Ah-mahzing. An intrepid New Yorker made their own license plate, but no, it is not legal. [Slate]

* Everything you ever wanted to know about the philosophical underpinnings of House of Cards. [Wisecrack]