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Catching up: here are the videos from episodes 129-133 of This WEEK in LAW!

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Catching up: here are the videos from episodes 126-128 of This WEEK in LAW!

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TWiL Three-Fer

Catching up: here are the videos from episodes 123-125 of This WEEK in LAW!

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TWiL 122 Video — Meet Sue Domonous

The title is a play on what I hereby pronounce to be an utterly unpronounceable word: psuedonymous. Psuedonymity is much on people's minds lately with recent decisions and discussions regarding Google+. We also consider whether and how long ISPs should be required to retain customer data (and whether that has anything at all to do with child safety), how you can procure real (but unauthorized) stormtrooper armor without violating a single Lucasfilm copyright, and more.

Episode 122 Discussion Points. Video archives for this WEEK in LAW are available at TWiT.tv, on YouTube, and ODTV.  TWiL is on Twitter and Facebook, if you're so inclined. Please also rate the show in iTunes.

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TWiL 121 Video — Funeral Urns and Worm Poop

This was one of my favorite episodes yet, with great insights from professor/author Timothy Sandefur, expanding on ideas from his book The Right to Earn a Living.

Episode 121 Discussion Points. Video archives for this WEEK in LAW are available at TWiT.tv, on YouTube, and ODTV.  TWiL is on Twitter and Facebook, if you're so inclined. Please also rate the show in iTunes.

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