Tuesday round-up

Briefly:

• NPR‘s Nina Totenberg reports on the upcoming release of Notorious RBG, “a highly illustrated nonfiction book about the iconic rise of” Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, “who she is, how she got to the Supreme Court, and why young women want to be like her.”
• In The Washington Post, Robert Barnes previews next week’s argument in Foster v. Chatman, noting that “the bigger issue” in the case “is whether allowing lawyers to peremptorily dismiss potential jurors has simply become a way to discriminate.”
• At Gibbons IP Law Alert, Samuel Megerditchian and Ankit Patel discuss the Court’s recent grant in Halo Electronics v. Pulse Electronics.
• In an op-ed for Forbes, Todd Gaziano reviews “ten myths about Obamacare litigation.”

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