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* If these magic words won't get you your prescription, at least it should make the eventual lawsuit a little easier to win. [Twitter] * Missouri is really good at criminalizing homelessness! [Business Insider] * Dobbs is gonna make it harder to deal with the natural outcome of 10 to 15 percent of pregnancies. Thanks, SCOTUS! [NYT] * Texas found a way to bypass that whole consent of the governed thing. Cool beans! [NPR]

* Ohio's GA wants to hit the doctor that helped a 10-year-old rape victim get an abortion if they didn't do all the proper paperwork. Kafkaesque doesn't even start to explain that. [Politico] * Live in Missouri and thinking about getting a divorce? Sure hope you aren't pregnant. [Riverfront Times] * Remember the whole preemption argument for allowing abortions in health threatening scenarios? Yeah, Texas would rather you or your sister just die. [Axios] * Indiana wants SCOTUS...

* A measure to investigate how accurate the chorus to “Killing in the Name” is narrowly passed in the house. [The Hill] * $700 for weeds?! The only grass that should cost that much should be very potent. [Oregonlive] * Pharmacies could be in trouble with the Feds for refusing to sell abortive medicine. [The Week] * Concerned that OCI won't be enough to land you that sweet gig? There's some good advice here — especially throwaway6308's. [Reddit] * The NYPD and NYFD won't...

* It's going down. I'm yelling — Tinder! [Engadget] * Uvalde mayor suggests the real problem is how the cops are being shown, not that they did nothing as children were being murdered. [Keranews] * The power of the ballot: The right to abort is up to Michigan voters. [NPR] * Hands off my arms! The lawsuits restricting gun restrictions have started in New York. [WNBF] * Education Dept. says it should be easier for students to prove they got finessed by their colleges. [Business Inside...

* So uhh... why isn't this darn near $8 BILLION lawsuit getting more attention? [Puck] * Employees sue Disney for thinking they're "above the law." That's our job! [Fox] * Practiced law for four days and had enough of it? You're not the only one. [Bloomberg] * Biden administration claims a 1986 law preempts state-made abortion laws in emergency cases. [BuzzFeed News] * Be sure to check out the 23rd Annual Supreme Court Review. Dahlia Lithwick's moderating a pan...

* Bro really went full thoughts and prayers on mass shootings. Guess that's what happens once you get rid of the Establishment Clause. [Huff Post] * Texas senator in hot water for daring to suggest that teenagers who hurt animals for fun probably shouldn't have the easiest time getting high-powered rifles. [Dallas News] * Line goes up? An EU law is posed to effect the crypto market. [Forbes] * Company known for giving personal information to third parties gave information to a third pa...

* A New Orleans court will be hearing arguments about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). [Fox] * Arizona really doesn't like mail-in voting, and the DOJ doesn't like how they're going about it. [LA Times] * Here's a state-by-state update on how Dobbs is impacting the right to choose. [Politico] * Hate asking employers how much they plan on paying you to do your job? Live in California? Well, you're in luck! [Bloomberg Law]

* While 10 isn't old enough to adopt, Ohio definitely thinks it's old enough to force you to have a kid. [Independent] * America America'd on 4th of July. Because of the correlation of copycat killers and media coverage of mass shootings, here's a completely unrelated Childish Gambino music video.  [YouTube] * Curb anything but the 2nd: SCOTUS doesn't like when the right to protest personally impacts them. [Axios] * Google plans to delete data that pins users to having ...

* Requiem for the Vote: The Six Christians of the United States (SCOTUS) are slated to hear a case on voting rights next term. [CNN] * It's the first of the month — here's what's new in Virginia. [WTOP] * "Don't Say Gay" just took effect in Florida. [The Hill] * NJ's limit on gun ammo capacity is probably about to go the way of the Establishment Clause. [New Jersey Monitor] * In today's episode of anti-CRT: Chattel slavery was just an involuntary relocat...

* Employees fired for not praying at work. Good thing we have the Establishment Clau...nevermind. [Newsweek] * Given this Court, it may be a bad time to be gay in Texas. [The Hill] * North Carolina's vigilantes aren't getting the go-ahead from their police chief. [Fox] * Not The Onion: After promising to do everything he could to protect a woman's right to choose, Biden is nominating an anti-abortion judge for life. [Business Insider] * Bound 2 litigate: Ye West sued over sampling...