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Why Louis CK is wrong to police ticket sales, diversity in the judiciary, and domestic violence against men

This week on The 180: we hear why Louis CK's effort to police ticket sales actually doesn't benefit show-goers, Sonia Lawrence explains why her concept of judicial independence includes diversity, and we hear why the notion that women are predominantly the victims of domestic violence isn't true.
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Writer, actor and comedian Louis C.K. poses in the press room after winning the best comedy writing award for his series, Louie. C.K. won a second Emmy for writing later in the evening. (Joe Klamar/AFP/Getty)
The 18054:00Why Louis CK is wrong to police ticket sales, diversity in the judiciary, and domestic violence against men

This week on The 180: we hear why Louis CK's effort to police ticket sales actually doesn't benefit show-goers, Sonia Lawrence explains why her concept of judicial independence includes diversity, and we hear why the notion that women are predominantly the victims of domestic violence isn't true. 

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