* If Twitter reset your password yesterday, don't worry. Looks like someone at the company just had an itchy trigger-slash-reply-all finger. [Consumerist]
* A disbarred Dallas attorney ended up in jail for allegedly trashing his office and drawing penises all over the walls when he got evicted last month. Apparently he's also been watching too much Workaholics recently. [Dallas News]
* The Electronic Frontier Foundation has filed a lawsuit on behalf of registered sex offenders, hoping to block a new California law that allegedly curtails their internet rights. It's a dirty job, but someone's gotta do it. [Wired / Threat Level]
* Social networks: the newest part of George Zimmerman's defense team? [New York Times]
* A useful new tool to help law firms in recruiting and placing laterals. [Attorney Search Group]
* Jared Loughner, who shot Rep. Gabrielle Giffords last year, was sentenced to life in prison without parole today. Here's what Rep. Giffords and her husband had to say to him. [Althouse]
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