In a speech he delivered at Oxford University last week, the man who served as the State Department’s top lawyer during President Obama’s entire first term said the administration’s secrecy about the targeted killing of terrorism suspects using drones has contributed to “a growing perception that the program is not lawful and necessary, but illegal, unnecessary and out of control,” according to the New York Times.

With Justice Anthony Kennedy’s colleagues on the U.S. Supreme Court evenly split between the conservative and liberal camps, his vote will likely determine the outcome of the four landmark cases still to be decided before the end of the Court’s term in June, UPI reports.

A Texas federal court judge’s opinion denying a strip club’s preliminary injunction request makes frequent use of double entendre and includes a photo of a famous, clothed stripper who is completely unrelated to the case, according to ABA Journal.