Non-Sequiturs

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* Former Attorney General Eric Holder has some thoughts about last night's debate. [Huffington Post] * Phoenix and Denver are the latest cities to recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day. [USA Today] * Dressing as a law student is harder than dressing as a model. [Legal Cheek] * It's looking like Manson Family murderer, Leslie Van Houten, will die in prison. [Law and More] * The real people behind foreclosure fraud. [Salon]

By Kathryn Rubino on October 10, 2016 5:03 pm

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* Former Attorney General Eric Holder has some thoughts about last night’s debate. [Huffington Post]

* Phoenix and Denver are the latest cities to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day. [USA Today]

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* Dressing as a law student is harder than dressing as a model. [Legal Cheek]

* It’s looking like Manson Family murderer, Leslie Van Houten, will die in prison. [Law and More]

* The real people behind foreclosure fraud. [Salon]