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Non-Sequiturs

Non Sequiturs: 11.04.18

* A fun bit of trivia (via Adam Feldman): which Supreme Court justice cites law review articles most often? (Hint: he does so a lot in dissent.) [Empirical SCOTUS] * Charles Glasser argues that Senator Claire McCaskill -- who's in a tough reelection fight against a former SCOTUS clerk, Josh Hawley -- advocates a move that "represents a clear and present danger to investigative journalism." [Daily Caller] * It's helpful to Josh Hawley that President Donald Trump is so popular in Missouri -- even among women, interestingly enough. [Althouse] * Immigration law is a hot topic these days, thanks in large part to President Trump -- so it makes sense that Fastcase and the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) are launching a new law journal focused on this interesting and complex area of law. [Dewey B Strategic] * Speaking of immigration, Ilya Somin refutes the argument that migrants should just stay home and "fix their own countries." [Volokh Conspiracy / Reason] * Who says bankruptcy lawyers and judges don't know how to have a good time? [Texas Bankruptcy Lawyer's Blog]