Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 05.31.16

* Interesting piece by Donald Trump SCOTUS shortlister on how state high courts deal with the "Scalia problem," that is, potential stalemates or ties. [Wall Street Journal] * The Hulk Hogan verdict is looming over the latest addition to the New York rental market: for $15,000 a month, you can rent Nick Denton’s Soho apartment. [New York Post] * A look at the Supreme Court dissents that attack the majority opinion. Spoiler alert: they mainly come from Justice Thomas. [Empirical SCOTUS] * The FBI launched an intense investigation into foreclosure fraud in Florida after the financial collapse of 2008. Why did it only result in one conviction? [Vice] * 7 tips for developing business out of being a social media influencer. [Law and More]

By  
on

Clarence Thomas* Interesting piece by Donald Trump SCOTUS shortlister Justice Willett on how state high courts deal with the “Scalia problem,” that is, potential stalemates or ties. [Wall Street Journal]

* The Hulk Hogan verdict is looming over the latest addition to the New York rental market: for $15,000 a month, you can rent Nick Denton’s Soho apartment. [New York Post]

* A look at the Supreme Court dissents that attack the majority opinion. Spoiler alert: they mainly come from Justice Thomas. [Empirical SCOTUS]

* The FBI launched an intense investigation into foreclosure fraud in Florida after the financial collapse of 2008. Why did it only result in one conviction? [Vice]

* 7 tips for developing business out of being a social media influencer. [Law and More]

Sponsored

Topics

, , , , , , , , , , ,