• Self-referent notice required by law on Florida vending machines might baffle onlooker [Popehat] More from Lowering the Bar: “Please Report Me If I Am Missing. Thank You.”
• Bryan Walsh at Time magazine happily spun by Chevron/Ecuador plaintiffs. Not so Roger Parloff at sister magazine Fortune;
• Doubts re: foster mom’s conviction following youngster’s salt-poisoning death [Texas Monthly via Ted Frank; controversy over science behind “shaken-baby” cases] Charges against parents to move forward in Utah “co-sleeping” death case [ABA Journal]
• In Philadelphia shooting case, lawsuits like bullets fly in every direction [Above the Law]
• More on constitutionality of Obama recess appointments [Todd Gaziano/Heritage “Foundry”, Mickey Kaus, Mike McConnell via Adler and more, earlier]
• New site design at my old blog Point of Law;
• Podcast: Prof. Mike McConnell on Hosanna-Tabor [Fed Soc, earlier] More: Bader. And shorter David Sessions/Daily Beast: since SCOTUS unanimously rejected Obama position on church liberty, critics were wrong to get so alarmed about that position. Makes sense to him…

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