• Judge Ruehlman orders seizure of Ohio town’s traffic cameras [Cincinnati.com, earlier]
• On Citizens United, liberal foundations should preach what they practice [Washington Examiner editorial linking my new Capital Research piece]
• “Texas teen makes violent joke during video game, is jailed for months” [Robby Soave, Daily Caller]
• Fulton County judge gets award from Georgia bar as questions linger about custody ruling [WGCL]
• Patton Boggs has reason to regret involvement in Chevron-Ecuador legal slugfest [WaPo]
• WSJ: “Risk-Averse Culture Infects U.S. Workers, Entrepreneurs” Now why might that be? [Prof. Bainbridge]
• Much more coverage for Mimolette cheese story [Washington Post front-pager quotes my groaner pun; Simon Lester, Cato, on the trade-law aspects]

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