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Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 01.03.17

* In the dead of night, Andrew Cuomo vetoed a bipartisan bill to fund legal services for the poor. [The Slot] * Fighting the good fight for open access to courtrooms around the country. [Katz Justice] * Is this a good way to avoid a lawsuit with your therapist? [Law and More] * Regrets? Chuck Schumer has a few. [The Hill] * India's Supreme Court bans political campaigns based on identity politics. [New York Times] * Excellent advice: always check the dataset. [Lawyers, Guns & Money]

Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 09.20.16

* Jim Carrey is fighting back after being sued over the death of his girlfriend, Cathriona White. [E! Online] * Could there already be a liberal majority on the Supreme Court? At least when it comes to voting rights. [Empirical SCOTUS] * How lawyers can establish a presence in a room. [Law and More] * Tips for attorneys that want to become entrepreneurs. [Huffington Post] * Are film tax credits a bad investment for states? [TaxProf Blog] * Brianne Gorod of the Constitutional Accountability Center explains why the upcoming elections matter so much for the federal judiciary. [Democracy]

Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 09.13.16

* Beware of using too many acronyms in your legal writing. [Law Prose] * All the details you need to know about Mitch "Wild Thing" Williams’s lawsuit against MLB Network. [Deadspin] * The dirty tricks are coming fast and furious in the Louisiana Senate race. [Slate] * Will there be a criminal probe into Donald Trump's campaign donations? [Huffington Post] * Working for a firm with a troubled reputation can change people's opinion of your own. [Law and More]