* Judge rules that graphic cigarette labels violate 1st-Amendment freedom against government-compelled speech. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Research in Motion wins lawsuit denying others the right to trademark the term "CrackBerry." [Corporate Counsel]
* Scientists say that people aren't smart enough for democracy to flourish. [Yahoo]
* Indian reservations experience higher crime rates, yet they also experience lower prosecution rates. [NYTimes]
* An Above The Law blogger gets jury duty. [Above The Law]
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