• CBS declares victory as court dismisses Dan Rather suit [LA Times, Beldar, earlier]
• Gordon Crovitz on new Harvey Silverglate book Three Felonies a Day [WSJ]
• Controversy continues on Long Island over D.A.’s refusal to prosecute Hofstra false-rape complainant [Greenfield, earlier]
• Latest publicity stunt by animal-rights group is to sue KFC demanding labeling of chicken as cancer-causing under California’s Proposition 65 [San Francisco Chronicle; more on soi-disant Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine]
• “Hertz Sues Firm That Said It Might Go Bankrupt” [Business Insider, Corporate Counsel]
• “What would Orwell make of a nation in which mothers are investigated for looking after each other’s children?” [Jackie Kemp, Guardian via Skenazy; earlier]
• Power behind the throne? “New Cohen Milstein Practice Group to Help State AGs Sue & Litigate” [ABA Journal]
• London restaurant stops asking customers to sign disclaimers if they want to order hamburgers rare or medium-rare [five years ago on Overlawyered]

Filed under: animal rights, attorneys general, Prop 65