• Suffolk County, New York’s new animal abuse registry [Scott Greenfield and more vs. Elie Mystal]
• Examining Dems’ “flood of outside campaign money” claims [Baseball Crank, Sullum]
• “Reverse bill stuffer” turns tables on firms’ efforts to amend fine print [David Horton, Prawfs]
• Occupational licensure and economic sclerosis in Greece [NYT]
• Phoenix cops’ unsettling evidence-plant “joke” [Coyote]
• Legal Left trying to set up argument for Thomas recusal on Obamacare challenge? [Steele, LEF]
• “How Fannie and Freddie Became a $363 Billion Liability” [John Hudson, Atlantic Wire]
• “Lawsuit of the Day: Kid Injured by ‘Deleterious’ Hot Sauce” [Legal Blog Watch]

Filed under: animal rights, campaign regulation, food safety, Long Island, mortgages, Phoenix, recusals