• Supreme Court case: “Family’s vaccine claim is not sustainable” [Washington Post editorial, earlier] More: John Calfee, The American.
• GAO: HHS acted in “unusual” way when it muzzled health plans on ObamaCare costs [Cannon/Cato-at-Liberty, earlier]
• “Trial Opens for Adoption Attorney Accused of Stealing From Clients” [NYLJ]
• U.K.: A “human right” to have someone prosecuted? [Greenfield]
• “Dodd-Frank, Bubble Laws, and Quack Corporate Governance” [Bainbridge]
• Child overprotection: “Pack away the cotton wool” [Sydney Morning Herald editorial, scroll]
• Here comes another SCOTUS case in the Twombly-Iqbal series? [WLF] Update: Apparently not [Ted at PoL] Why Iqbal and Twombly were rightly decided [Beck]
• Don’t link, criticize, use our name, refer to us, view our source code… [three years ago on Overlawyered]

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