* Law schools are businesses and function as a cash cow for universities. [NYTimes; Above The Law]
* Growth in lawyer population, state-by-state. [ABA Journal]
* Webcomic about correlation and causation related to cell phones and cancer. [xkcd]
* The U.S. government may soon require insurance companies to fund birth control as preventive care. [Jezebel]
* Rupert Murdoch's wife protects him from a pie-throwing protester. [The Guardian]
* Seems like Apple has a bit of a legal issue on its hands here. [NYTimes]
* Someone with a last name similar to mine downloaded too many articles from JSTOR and is in trouble now. [Ars Technica]
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