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* We might be seeing Trump’s tax returns soon… because New York has its own income tax system and doesn’t answer to him. States’ rights conservatives are surely rejoicing. [New York Law Journal]
* Gordon Caplan looking at 8-14 months if the judge follows the Guidelines, with prosecutors recommending the lower end. [American Lawyer]
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* Allison Mack’s crazy sex cult charges end in a guilty plea. [Huffington Post]
* Good career advice everyone can take from Kirstjen Nielsen’s unceremonious firing. [The Careerist]
* Judge questions the rubber stamp deal CVS and Aetna got from the DOJ. [Law360]
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* Will the next set of Roundup ads have one of those pharma commercial voiceovers listing disclaimers? [Courthouse News Service]
* Sadly, the idea that Department of Labor officials were simultaneously representing companies in labor disputes can barely elicit a yawn these days. [Bloomberg Law]