• More regulation of online speech: what could go wrong? “‘Eraser’ law gives California teens the right to delete online posts” [ABA Journal, Eric Goldman, Scott Greenfield]
• Gov. Brown signs bill to grant law licenses in California to illegal immigrants [Reuters]
• “Court: website alleging police corruption shouldn’t have been shut down” [Ars Technica; Lafayette, Louisiana]
• License to speak: Eugene Volokh and Cato Institute challenge licensing of DC tour guides;
• Thanks to Keith Lee at Associates Mind for including us in list of recommended law sites;
• St. Paul disparate-impact housing controversy: “How Mischievous Obama Administration Officials Scuttled An Important Supreme Court Case” [Trevor Burrus, see also]
• Great circle of tax-funded life: public sector lobbying expenditures [Washington state via Tyler Cowen]

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