• House Ways & Means — yep, Charlie Rangel’s own — passes bill slamming taxpayers for innocent errors [James Peaslee, WSJ, via Alkon]
• Must protect the children! “Parents banned from British school sports event” [Common Room] After-school pickup procedures can get a little crazy too [Free-Range Kids, Florida]
• Once again, America’s Most Irresponsible Public Figure® (that’d be RFK Jr.) sounds off on an environmental dispute to which he turns out to have personal financial ties [Greenwire via Eco-Pragmatism]
• Allegations in ugly Florida law firm breakup include misallocation of Hillary Clinton campaign money [DBR]
• When in court, try to avoid following the example of “Girls Gone Wild” impresario Joe Francis [Lowering the Bar and more, earlier]
• “Judge Allowed to Sue N.Y. Daily News, But Not a Lawyer Thought to Be a Source” [ABA Journal, NYLJ]
• New Hampshire judge rules for divorced father who disapproves of homeschooling [Volokh]
• ABA Journal is taking nominations for its annual best-of “Blawg 100” list [hint, nudge]

Filed under: child protection, Hillary Clinton, libel slander and defamation, New Hampshire, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., schools, taxes, United Kingdom