BOSTON—With a big win at the state level behind them, advocates for marijuana decriminalization are aiming for changes in federal law. Full Article at Boston Globe

On stage at the Web 2.0 Summit Thursday, Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive of Facebook, was cheerfully unruffled. Full Article at The New York Times

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. , Nov. 6 (UPI) -- A computer technician lost a computer tape with personal data on thousands of legal clinic clients on the Boston subway, the Harvard Law School says. Full Article at United Press International

Harvard Law professor Charles Nesson has challenged the constitutionality of the Recording Industry Association of America's anti-file-sharing tactics by filing a counterclaim on behalf of a Boston University student, the Harvard Crimson reports. Full Article at U.S. News & World Report

Harvard Law School is alerting thousands of clients from a legal services clinic after a computer tape containing their Social Security numbers, addresses, and financial information was lost in September. Full Article at Boston Globe

WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court on Monday turned aside a challenge to North Carolina's system of publicly financed judicial campaigns. Full Article at Boston Globe

NEWPORT, R.I.—The state's anti-discrimination commission has cited a bar owner after an employee asked a 19-year-old patron to leave the cocktail lounge. Full Article at Boston Globe

BOSTON, Mass.—A Swansea restaurant will pay $210,000 after settling allegations that it failed to comply with the Massachusetts tip statute by not giving workers the proper amount in tips. Full Article at Boston Globe

BOSTON—Gov. Deval Patrick has signed a new law allowing Massachusetts voters who have moved in the past 18 months to vote Tuesday at their old address if they failed to re-register at their new home. Full Article at Boston Globe