* The arresting officer in the Freddie Gray case was found not guilty on all charges. [Baltimore CBS]
* An oldie but a goodie: a lawsuit filed against “Satan and his staff” for ruining a man’s life. Unfortunately, there isn’t much a court can do without proper jurisdiction. [Boing Boing]
* Matt Bruenig may still think lawyers get paid too much, but that didn’t stop him from opening up a GoFundMe campaign after being fired from Demos Think Tank over some rude tweets. [Lawyers, Guns and Money]
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* How small is too small? An analysis of the trivial doctrine under New York law. [Cityland]
* A lawyer has already been hired to file an objection to the proposed settlement in the O’Connor v. Uber case. [Law and More]
* Has University of Iowa College of Law’s enrollment finally stabilized after a sharp decline? [Tax Prof Blog]
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* A whistleblower lawsuit alleges dirty tactics in the deal to move the Rams from St. Louis to Los Angeles. [Courthouse News]
* Second Amendment fanatic vs. gun control advocate. [Funny or Die]