A. A federal judge has blocked part of a Kansas voter ID law. Opponents of the law argue that it’s a thinly veiled attempt at suppressing the vote. Talking Points Memo
B. Here’s what America’s law school deans think about the current state of law school and admissions in America. Spoiler alert: it ain’t pretty. Above the Law
C. Donald Trump has filed a financial disclosure claiming to be worth $10 billion. He still refuses to release his tax returns. Reuters
D. In more depressing election 2016 news, a surprising number of people are using their obituaries to complain about the candidates. THEIR OWN OBITUARIES. The Week
E. New evidence has set free a man who spent 19 years — nearly half his life so far — behind bars. Huffington Post
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