* The Fifth Circuit upheld a federal law banning gun sales to people under 21 years old. Oh! The humanity! What will the nation's teenagers do without booze or their own guns? [WSJ Law Blog]
* A New York cop is charged with planning to kidnap, cook, and eat 100 women. Gross. I wonder if this will tarnish the NYPD's sterling reputation. [Daily Intel / New York Magazine]
* Scratching your nuts in public is gross, but it's not the same as, uh, some other grosser, more illegal activities. It would behoove this woman to learn to recognize the difference. [Legal Juice]
* Should wearing "personality" glasses count against a criminal defendant? I dunno, but as a guy who has to wear glasses I find it bizarre that people choose to wear them as fashion accessories. Might as well wear a useless prosthetic arm too; I hear they're the next hip trend. [Legal Blog Watch]
* Another intra-family lawsuit: Geoffrey Richards, who teaches at Northwestern Law School, has been sued by his 95-year-old grandfather over a family financial dispute. The grandfather is also calling Richards a "scoundrel" and the "greatest disappointment" in his life. Ouch. [DealBreaker]
* President Obama has endorsed several same-sex marriage ballot proposals. Nice work, Barry. [BuzzFeed]
* Insights and advice for people interested in fashion law (from Ron Coleman and others). [Likelihood of Confusion]
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Tags: 5th Circuit, Barack Obama, Cannibalism, Crime, Election 2012, Fashion, Fashion Law, Fifth Circuit, Gay, Gay Marriage, Geoffrey Richards, Gross, Guns / Firearms, Nauseating Things, Non-Sequiturs, Northwestern University School of Law, Police, Politics, Ron Coleman
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