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* Changes to the gig economy may be impacting your favorite California strip club(s). [Wired] * Just in case the wage gap isn't enough, you've gotta be aware of the race gap too. [Reuters] * New York's AG wants to prevent the sharing of killing spree videos. There probably should have been a law against helping killers get famous ages ago. [Bloomberg Law] * New San Jose gun law could result in fines for violators. Better mind your Ps and Mac 11s! [MSN]

* Judge rules the 4th Amendment trumps 3rd party info grabs. [SF Chronicle] * Whoa, partner!: Former partner at a Manhattan firm charged with cyberstalking. [Justice.gov] * The price is right: Over the counter hearing aids are on the market! [CBS News] * Thinking about changing your marketing budget during the downturn? Give this a read first. [Forbes]

* Yale Law responds to the attempt to cancel its students.  This is all just an elaborate ploy to convince people that it exists if you ask me. [Washington Examiner] * Fewer folks are applying to be law students in 2023. This is not entirely bad. We do need more welders. [Reuters] * Live in Nebraska and want to go to law school in order to help people? Check out their public interest scholars program! Also — consider leaving Nebraska. [News.UNL.edu] * Harvard Law's student body is also getting involved in political activism. If judges keep blacklisting prestigious schools for allowing ...

* So I guess we'll just be allowing untraceable guns to roam the streets of America now. Thanks, Bruen! [The Hill] * Prosecution of the Parkland shooter has brought conversations on the death penalty back to the forefront. [Politico] * Black history month came early! Lawyers across the pond talk diversity. [Law.com] * Conservatives are still pressed about being the real victims of cancel culture. Check out this hot take on the newest Yale controversy. [Newsweek] * ...I'd reconsider that 2 month rental in Honolulu if I were you. [Star Adviser]

* Biden's loud plea for governors to pardon weed offenses may fall on deaf ears. [Politico] * LA unveils a pilot UBI program for young adults. What's next, healthcare and stable housing?! I hope so. [LA Times] * Doesn't look like Kavanaugh cares too much about if you get paid. [Reuters] * The DOJ finds Alabama's foster care system isn't that sweet of a home. [Al Today]