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RING DESCRIPTION: A ring of attorneys, law students, and other legal professionals who maintain weblogs or personal websites.

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actualmalice.com
{;}First Amendment and Media Law, including libel, privacy, newsgathering and intellectual property.

Obiter Tacetum
A chronichle of things perhaps better left unsaid

With karate I'll kick your ass
{;}Mostly random thoughts. Some politics content. Much Israel thought. Bukkake, Doug Christie, Triumph, and Sports Guy all make appearances.

Votelaw -- Law & Politics
Comments on the intersection of law and politics -- voting rights, redistricting, elections, and campaign finance -- from a practitioner.

ZaftigGirl
First year lawstudent who still believes there is no such thing as truth.... only art and lies{;}

Gideon's Promise
{;}The Musings of a New Orleans Criminal Defense lawyer

liable
the beginnings of a law career: a young graduate student at a midwestern university applies to law school. the blog'll keep you posted on the rest.{;}

blueblanketblog
The blog of a young government appellate attorney, with a minor focus on environmental cases.

Intel Dump
Near real-time analysis and commentary from Phil Carter, a former Army officer, journalist and law student.

Out-of-the-Box Lawyering
What's this weblog – blog – blawg – all about? It's about creativity – how lawyers have come up with unusual solutions in their practices. And, it's about how lawyers can come up with more. It will also be about general principles of creativity – as used in business, in science, in anything – and how those principles can be and have been applied in the practice of law.{;}{;}It's about how not to think like a lawyer. We have all been trained to be logical. If we want to go from A to Z, we have to pass through C, D, and the other 22 letters to get to Z. The blawg is about how to do what Edward de Bono describes in his book entitled Lateral Thinking. The Oxford English Dictionary defines de Bono's lateral thinking process as follows: {;}{;}"[A] way of thinking which seeks the solution to intractable problems through unorthodox methods, or elements which would normally be ignored by logical thinking."{;}{;}But, this weblog is not about finding unusual solutions and making novel arguments that no judge in his or her right mind would buy. Instead, it's about coming up with easily-understood solutions that, in hindsight, appear obvious, both to you, and, more importantly, to others. As Arthur Koestler said in his Act of Creation, "[T]he more original a discovery, the more obvious it seems afterwards."{;}

Louisiana Supreme Court Report
La Supreme Court Decisions are analyzed, summarized and posted by categories. {;}

univatty
blawg for college and university attorneys

eardrumbuzz IP
IP law issues related to code and digital media

Benefitsblog
A Tax, Benefits and ERISA Law Commentary and News Filter{;}

ERISAblog
An ERISA Law Commentary and News Filter by B. Janell Grenier, Esq.{;}

advobLAWg
German blawg containing news and information about German right, in particular{;}copyright, commercial legal protection, trademark law.

The Manifest Border
Daily blogging on U.S. immigration policy and laws. Blogging the pubs for immigration news. Blogging immigration decisions and opinions from both Article I and Article III courts.

Bureaucrat by Day
Daily musings, links, and observations on politics, law, and entertainment from a mild-mannered appellate litigator for the federal government, who is secretly a BUREAUCRAT by DAY.

Ninomania
By Regent Law Prof. David M. Wagner, extolling Justices Scalia and Thomas and other under-extolled legal philosophies{;}

Andrew Sinclair
Thoughts from a BU 2L.

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