Non-Sequiturs: 10.12.16

* SCOTUS just put limits on victim impact statements. [Slate] * The lawyers for the Paris terror attack suspect have thrown in the towel. [Huffington Post] * Are Biglaw partners the new heroes of American capitalism? [Law and More] * Al Gore using his experience to encourage Floridians to get out the vote. [Election Law Blog] * A look at the competing tax plans of Trump and Clinton. [Pacific Standard Magazine] * ...And now you can be served by Twitter. [US News]

By Kathryn Rubino on October 12, 2016 7:00 pm

Bush and Gore * SCOTUS just put limits on victim impact statements. [Slate]

* The lawyers for the Paris terror attack suspect have thrown in the towel. [Huffington Post]

* Are Biglaw partners the new heroes of American capitalism? [Law and More]

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* Al Gore using his experience to encourage Floridians to get out the vote. [Election Law Blog]

* A look at the competing tax plans of Trump and Clinton. [Pacific Standard Magazine]

* …And now you can be served by Twitter. [US News]