* Theoretically the Mueller Report is being released today. It probably won’t change anyone’s opinions about anything, but there might be some legal fallout. [NPR]
* Kim Kardashian “aced” her torts exam folks. [Legal Cheek]
* Kamala Harris takes bold stance against Kamala Harris. [LA Times]
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* The earnings gap between equity and nonequity is growing. [American Lawyer]
* A look at the Biglaw firms presidential candidates have hired. [National Law Journal]
* All the reform in the world won’t amount to much as long as judges can just resign their way out of trouble — and no one is fixing that loophole. [Law360]
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* If you’ve been eagerly anticipating video of Patriots owner Robert Kraft getting jerked off by a masseuse wearing a Tom Brady mask, you’ll have to wait longer because the judge has temporarily blocked the video’s release. [Courthouse News Service]