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* Varsity Blues students receive target letters, which are basically acceptance letters to the criminal justice system. [NY Times]
* Greg Craig looking at an August trial date. That may sound soon, but this matter is all about the rushin’. [National Law Journal]
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* The Department of the Interior has opened an ethics investigation into its new head. He was confirmed a mere four days ago. [Courthouse News Service]
* Circuit splits are on the rise and many are blaming the Supreme Court for not taking up the important cases for judicial efficiency. Who’d have thought morphing the body into an ideology factory would have a downside? [Law360]
* Google has a database of every physical location you’ve visited that they willingly share with law enforcement. Enjoy! [How To Geek]
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* Legal operations are entering the law school curriculum in the event your legal dream is to be an efficiency expert for Biglaw. [American Lawyer]
* The sitting president compared interest in his finances as an elected official to FBI harassment of civil rights leaders. This is a thing that really happened. [Daily Beast]