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* Troubling confession: Lawyer fined for warning school of a priest’s history of sexual misconduct. [The Guardian] * Pig in the mine: California’s pork law is an unexpected proxy for the legal side of the culture war. [Cal Matters] * Gauntlet thrown: Hawaii won’t make it easy for other states to criminalize abortion. [Huff Po] * No laughing matter: Comedians claim Atlanta airport’s search practices use racial profiling. [AP] * The right to cancel loans? You should read up on this cease a...

* The Law is the Law! But will it be enforced? More Constitutional Sheriffing! [NYT] * Going to Times Square? Might want to leave the glock at home. [ABC] * Moore v. Harper is upon us. Here are the stakes. [Atlantic] * The religious argument in favor of abortion hits Kentucky. [Wa Po] * High fashion meets just practices in New York. [Guardian]

* Boutique firm aims to represent problem clients. Guess they're taking "everyone deserves representation" seriously. [NBC News] * New York church sues for right to bring guns into church. Looks like the armor of God just isn't what it used to be. [WGRZ] * Law school accidentally accepts 4,000 applicants. Before you ask, this probably isn't IIED. Still sucks though. [Boston] * Stanford is experimenting with income sharing! Let's see how long it takes for other law s...

* Nothing says spooky month like learning about zombie laws! [Idaho Capital Sun] * Have you heard of Texas' No Surprises Act? Here's a primer. [AMA-ASSN] * New Jersey is trying to make a Voting Rights Act of its own. [New Jersey Monitor] * The newest objection to Biden's loan relief? It helps Black people too much. [Wa Po]

* No more baseball rules for preteens in New Jersey — Progress! [New Jersey Monitor] * In Missouri and plan on voting? Here's a primer. [Missouri Independent] * Michigan's abortion laws may be subject to change. Take 3 to learn about Prop 3. [Axios] * Supreme Court slated to hear Alabama's voting rights case. Welp, democracy was nice while it lasted. [Reuters] * The Onion makes it way to the Supreme Court. No, seriously. [NYT]

* Still care about a free press? In that case, this sounds much needed. [LA Times] * California just decriminalized jaywalking. In other news, jaywalking was criminalized in California. [CNN] * Who'd have thunk it — Florida's social media law made it to SCOTUS. I wonder how this will turn out. [SCOTUSblog] * Abortion restrictions, as expected, are preventing people from getting the care they need, pregnant or not. [KY 3] * After 30+ years, Robert's court is looking a lot like Th...

* NYPD considering using encryption to stop people from listening in on their radio calls. Somehow, this feels worse than covering body cams. [Gizmodo] * Move over avocado toast! Several law students just gave a whole new list of ammo to the people griping about loan forgiveness. [Law.com] * New York's new gun law will be falling under scrutiny. [WWNYTV] * CT candidate wants to make it easier for cops to choke out civilians so we all feel safer. Who is we? [CT Public]

* I know there is a lot of money to be made at a law firm, but I'd also think they'd pay attention to laws being broken. [News Leader] * Baltimore cop caught planting a gun on someone gets less than 2 years. Remember that time they gave a dude life for stealing a pair of gardening shears? Odd, that. [KossyDerrickEnt] * Rifle law would effect period reenactors. You know what? This may actually be what The Founders™ had in mind by bearing arms! [WHEC] * Rutgers will be offering a certi...

* Brett Farve loses radio deal after allegedly stealing millions from the underserved. I can't believe he's being forced into silence after stealing from those in dire need. What's next, jail time?! [Hollywood Reporter] * Girls Who Code deemed too woke. Not even hiding the ball about controlling women and girls this time, huh. [The Guardian] * Indiana's near total abortion ban runs counter to this Church's religious beliefs. I wonder how this suit will pan out. [FOX] * I...

* Do you attend the T.C. Williams School of Law? Not anymore! [WRIC] * Tired of pretending to know what gerrymandering or redistricting is? Here's a legal primer. [Cornell Sun] * Pursuant to a California law, the word "Squaw" — which contextually can be a slur — won't be in place names anymore. Squad! [LA Times] * Car start yodeling at you when you start the engine? This law may prevent that happening with as much frequency. [Car And Driver] * GM and Hyundai accused of ha...