• Wendy Murphy brings her believe-the-accuser shtick to the University of Virginia [KC Johnson, Minding the Campus]
• UK: foster parents in Rotherham might want to take care not to belong to the wrong political party [Telegraph]
• “The Disappearance of Civil Trial in the United States” [John Langbein, Yale Law Journal & SSRN]
• “Liability Is ‘Wrong’ Solution for Rating Agencies” [Mark Calabria, Cato at Liberty] Mere days later: “Sixth Circuit Rejects Ohio Pension Fund Suit Against Rating Agencies” [Adler]
• “Yes, it is now illegal to be fully nude in San Francisco *unless you are in a parade*” [Lowering the Bar]
• Once lionized in press: “Former Ohio AG Loses Law License for 6 Months Over Ethics Violations While In Office” [ABA Journal, Adler]
• Facebook says it may go after some lawyers who’ve repped adversary Ceglia [Roger Parloff, Fortune]

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