* LSAT Blog's featured on ATL for Wednesday's story about test-takers granted / denied extra time on the LSAT. [Above The Law]
* Law firms are suing 15 more law schools over falsely reported post-grad employment rates [Above The Law, Inside Higher Ed]
* Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts says, "What about Jimi Hendrix?" [ABA Journal]
* The ‘Occupy Wall Street’ protests and the First Amendment [WSJ Law Blog]
* JFK's Harvard application was less than impressive. Ah, the benefits of being a legacy. [Gawker]
* Why cleavage is bad for crime-fighting. [Jezebel]
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