• “Biometric Privacy Laws: How a Little-Known Illinois Law Made Facebook Illegal” [Jane Bambauer]
• Organized dentists work to block legal recognition of independent dental therapist practices [Mary Jordan, Washington Post]
• Some yearn to bring back Warren Court (or even more interventionist) antitrust doctrine. Just don’t [John McGinnis]
• “O’Neil is the Wang of Ireland” says apparel trademark disputant [Timothy Geigner, Techdirt]
• “Religious people should live under the same laws as everyone else” was a nice slogan while it lasted [Julie Zauzmer, Washington Post on nuns’ construction of chapel in field so as to block pipeline, plus resulting Twitter thread]
• “Therapy animals are everywhere, but proof that they help is not” [Karin Brulliard, Chicago Tribune]

Filed under: animals, antitrust, Facebook, Ireland, occupational licensure, privacy, religious liberty, trademarks