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I am not particularly a Supreme Court analyst, but Im a former lawyer, so I feel a strange need to comment on Supreme Court nominations. Like my Bloomberg View colleague Noah Feldman, I cant help but be impressed by nominee Neil Gorsuchs snobby credentials Columbia, Harvard, Oxford, Marshall scholarship, D.C. Circuit clerkship, Supreme Court clerkship. I worry about overcriminalization and overimprisonment, so I like that Gorsuch seems to be skeptical of prosecutorial power. More so than former prosecutor Merrick Garland: As Radley Balko points out, on many criminaljustice issues, Gorsuchs record suggests that hed actually be to the left of Garland. And here is Eugene Volokh with an excerpt from a prodefendant Gorsuch opinion. But those rigors of being public will be tempered by the nonvoting stock: Snap will be sort of a publiclite company, subject to some of the good discipline of the market and disclosure obligations, while still leaving control with management. We often talk around here about how private markets are the new public markets, with private companies able to raise huge amounts of money from institutional and retail investors without formally going public. But Snap is to some extent going to make public markets the new private markets, with a formal IPO for a stillyoung startup company without the shareholder rights that usually come with an IPO. Elsewhere, Warning Signs Abound As Snap Barrels Toward IPO. And here is a profile of Snap cofounder Evan Spiegel, who is different from most tech people because he knows whats cool and whats next. Things happen. The person leading the institution isnt a politician shes a macroeconomist who spent most of her career at the Fed and in academia. Yet the task ahead of her, now that Donald Trump is president, might require a different set of skills. 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Anyway Johnny Depps business managers are not his lawyers, but they are were fiduciaries for him, and presumably had some fiduciary or contractual or just human duty to keep his weird spending habits private. But then he sued them, claiming that they cost him due to gross mismanagement and sometimes outright fraud, and now they have hit back by just listing how he spent his money: Former managers for the actor Johnny Depp have alleged he spent m firing the late author Hunter S Thompsons ashes from a cannon. All Im doing is trying to make sure his last wish comes true, said Depp at the time. I just want to send my pal out the way he wants to go out. The ceremony involved hoisting the cannon to the top of a m tower on Thompsons Colorado farm, though even so I am not sure how you get to a price tag. Other attendees included John Kerry, Jack Nicholson, John Cusack, Bill Murray, Benicio del Toro, Sean Penn, Josh Hartnett and Ralph Steadman. The lesson here is: Dont sue your business manager, unless you really have to. Other alleged spends include m on a foot yacht, m on a failed record label, , a month on wine, , a month on private planes, , a month on security and , a month maintaining staff. In my profession as a financial journalist, I am constantly reading about rich people who still drive their beatup Oldsmobiles, or who spend lavishly but on weird stuff like New Zealand apocalypse compounds or young blood or golf. It is nice to see a rich person who has fun. Not so rich any more I guess.

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