• Exoneree’s ex sues him for share of state’s wrongful-imprisonment payout [Dallas Observer via Balko]
• Gibson’s alleged crime: ebony veneer too thick [Andrew Grossman, earlier here, here]
• About that flap over “free” lawyer representation of Wisconsin high court justice [Rick Esenberg, Shark and Shepherd]
• Allegation: Binder & Binder, largest Social Security advocacy firm, used red stickers to flag clients’ unfavorable medical info, often withheld it from disability-claim judges [WSJ]
• “Judge Dismisses Landmark Bribery Conviction, Rips DOJ” [WSJ Law Blog, Lindsey order, more, my Cato post] FCPA reverse for federal prosecutors in arms trade case [BLT]
• Congress passes bill clarifying jurisdiction, venue [Howard Wasserman, Prawfs]
• Important reason to record cop-citizen interactions: to protect police from false claims [Scott Greenfield]

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