• There are “almost certainly” many innocent persons in prison today wrongly convicted of shaking a baby to death [Radley Balko, Reason] Harris County, Texas forensic examiner under scrutiny [same, Reason “Hit and Run”] L.A. Times on forensics reform [same]
• Feds order large private insurer Humana to pull criticisms of Obama health plan from its website [David Henderson, Eugene Volokh and followup]
• Why would anyone market lawyers’ services through blog comment spam? Especially at Popehat? [first and second posts]
• “Revolving door” for officials of regulatory agencies tends to lead to law firms [Naked Capitalism]
• Tenure trouble: teacher’s union head “would protect a dead body in the classroom” [Ron Bailey, Reason on Brill “Rubber Room” article, earlier]
• Google asked to unmask user in another defamation suit (Turks & Caicos developer) [Brian Kumnick, FindLaw “Injured”]
• “Fired Ave Maria Law Prof Gets Tenure in Whistle-Blower Settlement, Lawyer Says” [ABA Journal, background Washington Monthly]
• Ted Frank on Ameritrade settlement [Center for Class Action Fairness, earlier]

Filed under: class action settlements, free speech, Google, Houston, law schools, teacher tenure, Ted Frank