As the first signs of spring begin to tease their way into our lives, so too does this collection of last week’s legal news and miscellany :
- Clarence Thomas started asking questions during oral argument last Monday, which was the first time he’d done so in a decade (NY Times)
- The saga of Apple and federal investigators continues in New York (NPR)
- “It’s OK to Laugh at the Supreme Court” (BloombergView)
- Subway settled a case with plaintiffs who claimed that the famous Subway foot-long sub is not a foot long (Abnormal Use)
- Don’t bother making a cardboard license plate (Slate)
