• “Banks push back against lawsuits that target fee-warning signs on ATMs” [NYT via PoL]
• Crash fraud and clinic fraud: organized crime gangs eye insurance money [Dennis Jay, PC360]
• Maryland pit bull ruling endangers dogs that have harmed no one [Wash Times editorial, ABA Journal, earlier] New Jersey town bans dog and cat sales at new pet stores [Asbury Park Press; Brick, N.J.]
• “Cato is mentioned roughly equally by both Republicans and Democrats in Congress.” [Caleb Brown]
• “Futile remedies for mass shootings” [Steve Chapman, Reason]
• “After Awful Tragedies, The Campus Bureaucracy Expands” [Harvey Silverglate, Minding the Campus]
• “Delaware judges mean it: Don’t file derivative suit pre-investigation” [Alison Frankel, Reuters]

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