* A Tampa law firm replaced its regular desks to make happier and healthier lawyers. I’d never heard of a tread desk, but I want one. [Bay News 9]
* Prosecutors eviscerated after court finds out that they straight falsified the transcript of a confession. That’s bold. [Observer]
* How can schools keep top faculty? Giving them less to do of course! [TaxProf Blog]
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* Eliminating a**hole from your vocabulary. That sounds like a terrible idea. [Katz Justice]
* A handy tool displays bar passage rates by law school. [Bar Exam Stats]
* Berkeley’s Federalist Society chapter is talking about proper policing by inviting a cop who was suspended for striking protesters and ordering a false arrest during an AIDS demonstration. Seems like he’s a good choice. [Berkeley Law]
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* If you were wondering how the King plaintiffs would answer for how their reading runs contrary to hundreds of pages of text, the answer is… they couldn’t really. Not that the oral argument really matters to how anyone’s going to vote. [Constitutional Accountability Center]
* Conservative Courts just get no respect. [Politico]