Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 08.31.16

* SCOTUS is having none of the North Carolina voter ID bullsh*t. [Huffington Post] * Being a good defense lawyer is about finding and owning the paths to winning. [Katz Justice] * Some people really want to give UNT Dallas College of Law another shot at accreditation. [Texas Lawyer] * The lowdown on the recent decision requiring class action plaintiffs to disclose litigation funding. [Dando Diary] * A comparison of how Hurst and Whole Woman's Health have been applied differently by state courts. [Empirical SCOTUS]

By Kathryn Rubino on August 31, 2016

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* SCOTUS is having none of the North Carolina voter ID bullsh*t. [Huffington Post]

* Being a good defense lawyer is about finding and owning the paths to winning. [Katz Justice]

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* Some people really want to give UNT Dallas College of Law another shot at accreditation. [Texas Lawyer]

* The lowdown on the recent decision requiring class action plaintiffs to disclose litigation funding. [Dando Diary]

* A comparison of how Hurst and Whole Woman’s Health have been applied differently by state courts. [Empirical SCOTUS]