Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 12.21.16

* Following up on today’s Morning Docket item about the blind law student challenging the ABA for discrimination, a tipster brought to our attention the recent loss of Justice Richard Teitelman of the Missouri Supreme Court, who faced discrimination trying to find work out of law school because of his own blindness. [STL Today] * Finding impeachable offenses for which Donald Trump could face charges is becoming a cottage industry. [Salon] * A Drexel Law professor, Lisa McElroy (remember her?), on why 'Love Trumps Hate.' [Huffington Post] * How the NCAA prevents students from using the legal process. [Vice] * How many Twitter followers you have may now be relevant to trademark inquiries. [The Fashion Law] * A fascinating new documentary raises interesting questions of security for lawyers. [Adjunct Law Prof Blog] * D'Oh! A look at Christmas criminal crackdowns. [Versus Texas]

By Kathryn Rubino on December 21, 2016 7:00 pm
Professor Lisa McElroy

Professor Lisa McElroy

* Following up on today’s Morning Docket item about the blind law student challenging the ABA for discrimination, a tipster brought to our attention the recent loss of Justice Richard Teitelman of the Missouri Supreme Court, who faced discrimination trying to find work out of law school because of his own blindness. [STL Today]

* Finding impeachable offenses for which Donald Trump could face charges is becoming a cottage industry. [Salon]

* A Drexel Law professor, Lisa McElroy (remember her?), on why ‘Love Trumps Hate.’ [Huffington Post]

* How the NCAA prevents students from using the legal process. [Vice]

* How many Twitter followers you have may now be relevant to trademark inquiries. [The Fashion Law]

* A fascinating new documentary raises interesting questions of security for lawyers. [Adjunct Law Prof Blog]

* D’Oh! A look at Christmas criminal crackdowns. [Versus Texas]