• Jack Park on Bruesewitz v. Wyeth vaccine preemption case at Supreme Court [Heritage]
• Incidentally happening to assure lawyers more access to work: Harvard’s Tribe devises “access to justice” initiatives for Obama administration [BLT]
• New Haven cops accidentally photograph themselves deleting video of an unlawful arrest [Balko]
• How elite law culture miscomprehends the military [Second Circuit chief judge Dennis Jacobs speech at Federalist Society convention, YouTube]
• “Later, Bad Lawyer”: a blogger heads to prison [Greenfield]
• Reform medical liability? Depends on how badly you want neurosurgeons’ services [Michael Lavyne, NYDN]
• “Cab-rank principle” in legal ethics explained [Lawyers’ Lawyer, Australia; via Legal Ethics Forum]
• $3.5 million award to unsuccessful suicide-while-in-custody is one of long series of such cases [six years ago on Overlawyered]

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