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When a hit becomes a ‘hit’

March Mad­ness is unde rway. Base­ball sea­son begins in two weeks. Clearly, it must be time for a col­umn about the law of … foot­ball? Indeed, foot­ball is the sport mak­ing legal news right now both for the penal­ties it has just imposed on teams for vio­la­tions of a non-existent salary cap in 2010 and, even more so, for the penal­ties that it is about to impose on teams for run­ning a “bounty” sys­tem. The lat­ter is more crit­i­cal, and, though law enforce­ment offi­cials in cities like New Orleans, Buf­falo and Wash­ing­ton have already declined to become involved, it is the lat­ter that also likely crossed the line into being criminal.

Obama, Boehner spar on timing of big jobs speech

WASHINGTON (AP) — In a sud­den polit­i­cal shov­ing match, Pres­i­dent Barack Obama asked Con­gress to con­vene an extra­or­di­nary joint ses­sion next Wednes­day to hear his much-anticipated pro­pos­als to put job­less Amer­i­cans back to work, but House Speaker John Boehner balked and told the pres­i­dent he ought to wait and speak a day later.

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