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33 Senators Join Chorus of Voices Condemning Obama's Family Detention Policies - http://ow.ly/NW9Eq ‪#‎immigration‬

Jeb Bush's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week - http://ow.ly/NU6fC ‪#‎election‬

George Washington law professor and economist Neil Buchanan dissects former Florida governor Jeb Bush’s statements regarding raising the age of retirement and Social Security.

Terminally ill adults in California with less than six months to live would be able to get a doctor’s prescription for a lethal dose of "aid-in-dying" drugs to speed up their deaths under legislation approved Thursday by the state Senate.

Massive Takata Airbag Recall: Everything You Need to Know, Including Full List of Affected Vehicles - http://ow.ly/NSHRw ‪#‎productdefects‬

Trouble for Norwegian Air: Still no permission from US authorities to keep running its trans-Atlantic routes - http://ow.ly/NSC5i

UC Davis law professor Vikram David Amar describes some important takeaway points from two cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this week—Elonis v. United States and EEOC v. Abercrombie & Fitch.

Woman fired in California after disabling GPS on work phone - http://ow.ly/NQrfn ‪#‎employmentlaw‬

Chicago Blackhawks fans who are lucky enough to snag tickets for the Stanley Cup Finals at the Amalie Arena in Tampa will be barred from wearing team apparel if their seats are in exclusive club seating areas.

U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren is trying to find a co-sponsor for a bill to bring auto lending within the oversight of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, but so far she has found no takers.

How Nebraska Repealed the ‪#‎DeathPenalty‬: A deep-red state shows the way, with conservatives in the lead - http://ow.ly/NQ8oP

What Should ‪#‎Courts‬ Do When a Forensic Scientist's Work Is Debunked? http://ow.ly/NQ8gU ‪#‎texaslaw‬

Cornell University law professor Michael Dorf discusses the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision in Taylor v. Barkes, which illustrates the current breadth of the doctrine of qualified immunity.

Senate votes to override McCrory North Carolina marriage veto; House next - http://ow.ly/NMWNt

Jawbone Accuses ‪#‎Fitbit‬ of Stealing Information by Hiring Workers Away: The legal action is an unusual twist as Fitbit prepares to make its stock market debut to take advantage of huge demand for wearable devices.

Study shows $24M per NYC ‪#‎asbestos‬ plaintiff in consolidated trials - http://ow.ly/NMDjC

Man says he was harassed while carrying a ‪#‎gun‬ at a Georgia airport - http://ow.ly/NMp12 ‪#‎secondamendment‬

‪#‎Obama‬ Administration Opens Up Thousands of Acres of Public Lands to Coal Mining - http://ow.ly/NMoTb

Ellen Pao Plans Appeal of ‪#‎sexdiscrimination‬ Case She Lost to VC Firm - http://ow.ly/NMexD

‪#‎Fracking‬ bans are no longer allowed in Oklahoma - http://ow.ly/NJIij

The Guardian: In the US, blacks killed by cops are twice as likely to have been unarmed as whites - http://ow.ly/NJIcG ‪#‎policebrutality‬

Doubts still plague the 31 year old Lester Bower case, but Texas is about to kill him anyway - http://ow.ly/NJI57 ‪#‎deathpenalty‬

‪#‎Muslim‬ Woman Denied Job Over Head Scarf Wins in Supreme Court - http://ow.ly/NJwve

Judge disqualifies all 250 prosecutors in Orange County, CA because of widespread ‪#‎corruption‬ - http://ow.ly/NJbLB

Op ed: America cannot lock its poor in debtor's ‪#‎prisons‬ to fund its police departments - http://ow.ly/NJ9SY

Cornell law professor Joseph Margulies describes how meaningful police reform requires starting at the top and treating the bottom as a social, rather than criminal, problem.