* UChicago Law Dean's response to NYTimes article on conditional law school scholarships. [UChicago Law]
* High school kid challenges Rep. Michele Bachmann to debate about Constitution. [HuffPo]
* Law student plagiarizes his graduation speech - says he just "forgot" to give credit to author. [News Observer via Gawker]
* Unabomber's personal possessions to be auctioned off. More than a little creepy, but proceeds will benefit the victims. [Thought Catalog]
* Texas debates harsh catfish ‘noodling’ law. [Gawker]
* Jon Stewart and Bill O'Reilly debate Common's visit to the White House. [YouTube]
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