Gamers play with the Pokemon Go application on their mobile phone (REMKO DE WAAL/AFP/Getty Images)
* I don’t support the effort to brand one of the slain Dallas police officers as a white supremacist. Even if he was, he wasn’t shot because he was a white supremacist. And even had he been shot because he was a white supremacist, that doesn’t mean he should have been put to death in the street without due process. (See how easy it is to reject victim blaming when you see it?) [Huffington Post]
* Pokemon Go is going to lead to so many lawsuits they may as well offer “Augmented Reality Law” to 3Ls next semester. [Los Angeles Times]
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* In breaking news, all judges are partisan hacks. Even at the state level. [Election Law Blog]
* Firing law professors is a good way to keep law professors from being dicks. [TaxProf Blog]
* The line between criminal bribery and good sales is thin. But I think we can all agree that taking someone to Knicks games is neither a bribe nor a perk, it’s punishment. [Bloomberg View]
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* The Family Violence Appellate Project is holding its Los Angeles “Battle of the Bands” tomorrow. In related news, my family becomes violent towards each other when somebody screws up the drum beat in Rock Band 4. [Family Violence Appellate Project]