As always, links to some of the week's best stories:
It's not necessarily law, but it's SO cool: Voyager I is about to leave the solar system.
Emily Bazelon thinks Jerry Sandusky should plead guilty right now (yesterday or earlier if possible).
Heather Gerken thinks we should amend the Constitution to guarantee the right to vote. Which it does not.
Dahlia Lithwick explains how Justice Kennedy is just like America.
Ms. Lithwick (may I call you Dahlia) also wonders about the Supreme Court's relationship to the press.
At Salon, John Sodoro writes about the increased scrutiny on neighborhood watch groups.
Alex Seitz-Wald tells us about Alabama voters' chance to finally strike Jim Crow language from their constitution.
Over at The Atlantic, Brian Wansink and David Just argue that NYC's soft-drink ban will backfire.
And Ta-Nehisi Coates explores the limits of standing your ground.
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