• Cross-examination could be awkward: “Top Nevada Court Says Attorney Son Can Represent Dad in Divorce From Mom” [ABA Journal]
• “Phoenix Woman Ordered to Not Give Out Water in 112 Degree Heat Because She Lacked a Permit” [Doherty, Reason]
• Admitting no guilt, Yale capitulates to feds’ Title IX probe, promises crackdown on sexual “climate” [YAM, earlier here, here, etc.]
• Citing “egregious” ethics lapse, judge denies McGuireWoods fees in BarBri antitrust case [NLJ]
• Foreign Corrupt Practices Act probe of retailers? [Reuters, FCPA Professor] FCPA piggyback shareholder suits falter [D&O Diary]
• Obama has postponed a slew of new regulations until after November, and they’re a costly lot [Rob Portman, WSJ]
• Fifth Circuit rejects challenge to sentencing in Paul Minor case [YallPolitics, background]

Filed under: Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Nevada, Paul Minor, Phoenix, regulation and its reform, Title IX, Yale